Wu Chao-Hsun Calligraphy Museum Introduction
Lukang is primarily promoted for its "three abundances": many historical sites, many cultural artisans, and many local snacks. Strolling through the streets and alleys, one can encounter the indispensable cultural heritage of "calligraphy and painting." The talented artist from Lukang, Teacher Wu Zhaoxun, also known by his courtesy name Dunben and his alias Wanhao Sanren, describes calligraphy as a carrier of the development of written language, conveying thoughts and emotions with an Eastern flair. It is a visual art that combines beauty and emotion, presenting both the splendor of history and the vibrant dynamics of form. For thousands of years, the people of Han have immersed themselves in the vast, boundless world of calligraphy, expressing that calligraphy is both an "art" and a "way." In 2005, Teacher Wu was awarded the Excellent Prize in the Social Group category of the Spring Writing event organized by the Presidential Office.
Inside the museum, various styles of vibrant fonts present the strength and beauty of calligraphy, blending emotions and allowing the soul to savor the exquisite art of calligraphy.
<Old Street New Highlights> Where to find cultural enhancement? No need to worry when visiting the old street; step into No. 39, Dayou Street, Lugang, where the ancient and elegant architecture houses the newly established calligraphy museum by Master Wu Zhao-hsun.
