Chinese calligraphy is a unique line art, known as "wordless poetry, invisible dance, pictureless painting, and silent music." A writing brush. The boundary breaks through the void and the ever-changing lines are spread out on the paper, which can bring great spiritual enjoyment to the writer and the viewer. "Chinese Calligraphy from Beginner to Mastery" edited by Si Lu first systematically introduces the origin and basic characteristics of Chinese calligraphy art, details the evolution of Chinese calligraphy style, uses calligraphy masterpieces of past dynasties as examples, and explains in detail the unique techniques, cultural heritage and artistic styles of calligraphy masters in past dynasties. The basic teaching part uses examples to vividly demonstrate calligraphy practice skills such as holding the pen, using the pen, using ink, stippling, structure, and layout. It also explains the writing methods of regular script, official script, seal script, running script, and cursive script one by one, helping calligraphy enthusiasts to improve their calligraphy skills and improve their cultural literacy and appreciation level.