Wu Chao-Hsun Calligraphy Museum Introduction
Lukang is primarily promoted for its "abundance of historical sites, cultural artisans, and local snacks." Strolling through its streets and alleys, one can experience the indispensable cultural heritage of "calligraphy and painting." Lukang talent Wu Chao-hsun, also known by his courtesy name Dunben and his pseudonym Wanhao Sanren, describes calligraphy as a representation of the development of written language, a method of conveying Eastern sentiments of thought and emotion. It is a visual art that combines beauty and emotion, showcasing the dynamic and transformative nature of its form. For thousands of years, the Han people have immersed themselves in the vast and infinite world of calligraphy, expressing it as both "art" and "path." In 2005, he was awarded the Excellence Award in the Social Group category from the Presidential Office during the Spring Brush Pen Ceremony.
The various lively styles of calligraphy presented in the museum showcase the strength and beauty of the art, allowing visitors to savor the beauty of calligraphy in a deeply emotional and spiritual manner.
<New Highlights of the Old Street> Where to find cultural elevation? Visit the old street without worries; step into No. 39 Dayo Street, Lukang, where the classic architecture houses the newly established calligraphy museum by Master Wu Chao-hsun.
