"Selections from Three Pastoral Poems by Tao Yuanming"Regular Script by He Jing Children’s Calligraphy Virtuous as the gentleman of

Virtuous as the gentleman of ten-thousand bushels

This painting reflects the artist’s commitment to classical Chinese literati aesthetics

The piece uses a striking red ink and large-scale characters

Stand tall with principle

• Collection: Chu Jian (Classical Manuscript & Poetry Series)• Poem: Su Shi (1037–1101)

"Selections from Three Pastoral Poems by Tao Yuanming"Regular Script by He Jing Children’s Calligraphy Virtuous as the gentleman ofThis piece features selections from Three Pastoral Poems by Tao Yuanming, a revered poet of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, known for his deep connection with nature and his reclusive spirit. The text begins with Taos famous lines:Born without the proper rhyme for the world, my nature loves the hills and mountains. Mistakenly trapped in the dusty net of society, I've been gone for thirteen yearsWritten in neat, composed regular script, this scroll reflects a