Competition Rules

​1、Originality: All entries must be completed independently by the participant. No submissions of others' works are allowed. Participants may use their own previous competition works.
 

2、Content Restrictions: All entries must not contain obscene, violent, sexual, defamatory, inappropriate, or controversial content. Violation of this rule will result in disqualification without prior notice.
 

3、Personal Data Use: Personal information provided by participants will only be used for competition contact purposes and to distribute competition notifications.
 

​4、Accuracy of Information: Participants must ensure that their personal information is accurate. The organizers will not be responsible for any errors.
 

5、Acceptance of Terms: By submitting their entries, participants agree to all competition terms and conditions. The organizers reserve the right to disqualify any participant believed to have violated any competition rules, and there will be no appeals process.

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Scoring Criteria

• Brushwork and structure: The brushwork is precise throughout the calligraphy writing. The movements of the brush at the beginning, during, and at the end of each stroke are standard, and the control of strength is appropriate, without obvious brushwork errors. The structure of the characters is reasonable, with a stable center of gravity. The relationships between the density, length, and thickness of the strokes are coordinated, and the overall shape is aesthetically pleasing, without obvious structural deviations.
   

• Ink charm: The ink color has a rich texture. The changes in shade, dryness, and wetness are natural and appropriate. Appropriate ink techniques, such as dry ink and bloated ink, can be used to make the calligraphy work present a unique charm. The transition and expression of the ink color are smooth and natural, enhancing the artistic appeal of the work.
   

• Writing demeanor: The demeanor during writing is dignified and natural. The sitting or standing posture is correct, and the body movements are coordinated, in line with the rhythm and atmosphere of writing. When presenting the work, one can be confident and generous, and have appropriate eye contact or emotional communication with the audience, demonstrating control over the writing process and the work, and creating a good presentation atmosphere.
   

• Emotional expression: Have a profound understanding and perception of the emotional connotation of the written content. During the writing process, emotions can be integrated into the strokes. Through the changes in the strength and rhythm of the strokes, vividly interpret the emotional tone of the written content. Make the calligraphy work full of appeal and trigger an emotional resonance with the viewers.