Chinese calligraphy is my quiet retreat from everyday life. I model my practice on the exemplary works of masters such as Wang Xizhi, Chu Suiliang, Su Shi, Mi Fu, and Shen Yinmo. Practicing calligraphy reminds me of where I came from and connects me to the traditions that continue to shape my life. The pieces below mark small steps in my ongoing journey, capturing traces of discipline, enjoyment, and the elegant dance of brush on paper.

• June 2025, miscellaneous poems (雜詩抄):

• January 2025, demonstration at Hopkinton High School, in classroom and on stage (福字):

• January 2025, celebrating Chinese New Year (春聯、福字):

• December 2024, Genealogy of the Sun Family (孫氏家譜):

• December 2024, a new brand of tea (喜樂):

• January 2024, celebrating Chinese New Year (龍年大吉、福字):

• November 2023, copying Su Shi (歸去來兮辭):

• October 2023, copying Zhang Xuan Muzhi (張黑女墓誌):

• September 2023, for my cousin’s tea store:

• September 2023, copying Su Shi (臨蘇三種):

• August 2023, copying Su Shi (赤壁賦):

• August 2023, copying Su Shi (洞庭春色賦):

• May 2023, copying Mi Fu (蜀素帖):

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My name seal for calligraphy (a free-spirited scholar from Xiang Ping, 襄平漫士):