Wu Chao-hsun Calligraphy Museum Introduction
Lugang promotes three main highlights: "many historical sites, many cultural craftsmen, and many local snacks." Strolling through its streets and alleys, one can witness the cultural heritage of "calligraphy and painting," which is an indispensable aspect of life. The talented calligrapher Wu Chao-hsun, whose courtesy name is Dun-ben and pseudonym is Wan Hao San-ren, describes calligraphy as an Eastern artistic expression that conveys thoughts and emotions through the development of written language. It combines the beauty of vibrant visual art with the emotional depth created by the dynamic forms and historic significance that have been passed down for thousands of years, allowing the Han people to express that calligraphy is both an "art" and a "way." In 2005, he received the Excellence Award from the Presidential Office during the New Year Calligraphy event.
The various styles of lively fonts in the museum present the strength and beauty of calligraphy, combining emotions and allowing one to savor the beauty of the art of calligraphy in detail.
<New Highlights of the Old Street> Where to find cultural elevation? Take a trip to the old street without worry; step into No. 39 Dayou Street, Lukang, where the traditional architecture houses the newly established calligraphy museum of Master Wu Zhaoxun.
