China Calligraphy-<The Doctrine of the Mean>

The China Calligraphy work by the artist of China Classics: The Doctrine of the Mean

About this China calligraphy work:
This is the second Classic of Confucianism in the four books and five classics. There 4463 Chinese characters totally in it. This China calligraphy work was hand written into 25 pages by the artist. Above image is the picture of the China calligraphy work of this China Classics.

The China Calligraphy work by the artist of China Classics: The Doctrine of the Mean

Brief introduction of <The Doctrine of the Mean>:
This work contains the law of the mind, which was handed down from one to another, in the Confucian school, till Tsze-sze(grandson of Confucius/Konfuzius), fearing lest in the course of time errors should arise about it, committed it to writing, and delivered it to Mencius. The Book first speaks of one principle; it next spreads this out, and embraces all things; finally, it returns and gathers them all up under the one principle. Unroll it, and it fills the universe; roll it up, and it retires and lies hid in mysteriousness. The relish of it is inexhaustible. The whole of it is solid learning. When the skillful reader has explored it with delight till he has apprehended it, he may carry it into practice all his life, and will find that it cannot be exhausted.

The China Calligraphy work by the artist of China Classics: The Doctrine of the Mean

This highly influencial  China Classic is itself a part of the Liji(Book of Rites), the Ritual Classic, and has been extracted and isolated in order to exhibit a Confucean metaphysic rooted in Confucius/Konfuzius' teachings, in response to the growing influence of Buddhist metaphysic during the Tang and Song dynasties.

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