On Jan 21, at the New Era Civilization Practice Square by Haizhu Lake, artists inscribed the Chinese character "fu," meaning good fortune, and couplets on red paper.

The calligrapher writes the Chinese character "fu." [Photo/Yangcheng Evening News]

By presenting "fu" and couplets, they consolidate the beautiful vision of the Spring Festival of the Year of the Dragon and life aspirations in calligraphy, expressing a heartwarming cultural celebration for the upcoming Spring Festival.

Renowned calligraphers and painters not only wrote traditional couplets but also integrated elements symbolizing the Year of the Dragon, infusing their works with liveliness and charm. This earned them unanimous praise from the attending citizens and tourists.

Ethical role models such as Lyu Xuefen, He Weihong, Ou Zonggan, Lin Jiazhou, and Xu Xiaojun also participated in the event, exhibiting moral exemplars' infectious influence and impact.

In the afternoon, the artists ventured into the Guangzhou Metro Group, presenting "huichun," a form of calligraphy expressing good wishes for the New Year, and "fu" to the company's employees. Their works not only upheld traditional art but also offered a unique interpretation of life in the new era.

There were another event where art masters freely shared their calligraphic works with employees and citizens on Jan 23.

Renowned calligraphers create artworks for citizens. [Photo/Yangcheng Evening News]