Birthday calligraphy works

Birthday calligraphy works include: Guan Shan's Shou.

With the improvement of people's living standards, longevity has become a good wish of people. The word longevity is not only used to praise people's longevity, but also has the meaning that things last for a long time and Tao always exists. Life, material life and Taoist life are also called Sansheng. Throughout the ages, the word "longevity" has produced many interesting anecdotes, which are memorable. When celebrating the old people's birthdays in China, people usually like to send a pair of longevity characters or longevity paintings as gifts, hoping that their parents and elders will live as long as mountains.

Guan Shan's couplet calligraphy work in the main room is "Longevity is better than pine and cypress in Nanshan, and happiness is like waves in the east", which is the calligraphy of "Longevity" in the main room plus a couplet. Smooth brushwork, skillful technique, natural and unrestrained, full font and elegant font!

Life culture:

Shou culture and China calligraphy are both important parts of China traditional culture, and the elderly attach great importance to traditional culture. ?

Shou culture is the essence of China traditional culture. Among the more than 50,000 Chinese characters in China, the word "shou" is used most frequently, and its meaning is auspicious. Many scholars use it to express congratulations, praises and hopes for the longevity of mankind. Then the calligraphy works with longevity as the theme, which is the combination of longevity culture and China calligraphy, will be loved by the elderly.

Calligraphy works with the theme of longevity culture have a wide range of meanings, symbolizing people's longevity and catering to human expectations and good wishes. ?

Calligraphy works with the theme of longevity culture are entrusted with people's expectations, blessings and yearning. Looking forward to pursuing health and longevity has become a common social trend of several generations of the Chinese nation. As a junior, I can express my best wishes to the elderly through a calligraphy and painting with the theme of longevity. Why not?