Zhang Chunjian

Zhang Chunjian, style name: Ban Mo Tang. He was raised and studied at his grandmother's home since childhood, where he saw his great-grandfather, a scholar from the Republic of China period, writing calligraphy, which sparked his interest in learning calligraphy. He initially studied the Ouyang Xun style from the "Jiucheng Palace," experienced confusion, then received guidance from many esteemed teachers and achieved modest success, winning second prize in a city-level competition. Later, he calmed down and devoted himself wholeheartedly to brushwork, studying and copying ancient calligraphers' model texts, such as Han Dynasty clerical script, the Two Wangs, Mi Fu, and works from the Tang, Song, Ming, and Qing dynasties. He has been appointed as a professional calligrapher for central television film and television production teams!