Calligraphy

Instructor: Shih Yung-Chi

Category: Humanities & Arts

The Semi-cursive Calligraphy course introduces the stylistic features of xíngshū, covering brush movement, structure variation, and aesthetic rhythm. Students begin with fundamental techniques—such as starting and ending strokes, tapered turns, and controlled transitions—before progressing to spacing, composition, and full-piece writing. Practice includes copying classic calligraphy works, character drills, and short text composition. This course enhances handwriting, deepens cultural appreciation, and offers a meditative creative experience.

What to Bring: Students must bring their own brush, ink, ink stone, and rice paper.

Time

Tuesday, 10:00–12:00

Tuition

$80/ 8 weeks

Notes

Each course has a limited number of students. If the enrollment limit is exceeded, priority will be given to those who have paid the registration fee first.
Course dates are subject to the latest website version listed above. The printed schedule is subject to change.
Target audience: General public aged 18 and above (Parent & Me Course – parents and their immediate children).
Seniors aged 65 and above receive a 10% discount on tuition. This discount cannot be reversed after registration is complete.
The Continuing Education Center reserves the right to change dates and start classes only after the minimum enrollment requirement is reached. Please register early.
Joining a class mid-course still requires full tuition payment. Students who join, take leave, or are absent will not be eligible for make-up classes or refunds.

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