I found and chose this one for copying practice from a collection book of my teacher’s works. “There is no boundary to stop in learning.” Yes, I do understand that, I think.
This is my favorite phrase out of the seventy-two subdivided seasonal phrases. The phrase “Scarlet flower” looks, sounds and feels beautiful. This kind of flowers are actually orange, though.
I had been very much looking forward to seeing the moon yesterday evening. For, it was not ordinary full moon but was accompanied by eclipse and “super moon”. However, unfortunately, thick clouds blocked the moon.
I was lucky enough to get acquainted with a number of people at the occasion of the group exhibit of calligraphy held in November 2017, in Poznan, Poland. One of these people is a lady who are now successfully accomplishing her career as a teacher at a primary school there. She liked my calligraphy and introduced it to the influential people there one after another. In short, this lady not only “speaks” but actually acts. I have received requests from her several times so far to give her my calligraphy on certain themes. Every time I try to answer her request as soon as possible. The photo shows my calligraphic works about cooking and food I wrote following her request, which I sent to her immediately. Apparently, she wants to use these in her classes. According to her, her students and their parents enjoy my calligraphy very much. I think I am so lucky to have met a friend who is willing to contribute to my ultimate goal in life, that is, to spread this art and culture to the whole world.
The seasonal phrase for this time of year is this, “蚕起食桑”. Literally it means “silkworms get up and eat mulberry leaves”. In other words, silkworms begin eating mulberry leaves actively. It is easy to guess that sericulture is a major industry, for both the farm folks and those who want to enjoy luxury with rolls of silk cloth.