China's No.1 Brand Brush

The number one brand brush in China is as follows:

1. Zhou Huchen Brush

Shanghai Zhou Huchen Cao Sugong Pen and Ink Co., Ltd. (named after the famous pen maker "Zhou Huchen") is a well-known production enterprise in Four Treasures of the Study, China, which consists of Lao Zhou Huchen Pen Factory and Hui Hui Cao Sugong Ink Factory (formerly Shanghai Ink Factory), mainly producing and selling.

2. Tianguan brand brush

Wang Yipinzhai Bizhuang was inscribed by Guo Moruo, a modern writer, and was founded in 1741, the sixth year of Qing Qianlong. It is the oldest professional Bizhuang in China, which has a long history of more than 26 years.

3. Dai Yuexuan's brush

Dai Yuexuan's brush is a traditional handicraft with a long history. Dai Yuexuan Pen Shop is located on the east side of Liulichang Culture Street in Xuanwu District, Beijing, and was founded in September of the lunar calendar in 1916.

4. Shanlian Lake Pen Brush

Shanlian Lake Pen is one of the traditional calligraphy and painting crafts in China, with a long history and exquisite craftsmanship, and is known as Mao Ying's skill in the world. Shanlian Town, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province is the birthplace of Hubi, with a history of more than 2, years.

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Zhou Huchen was born in Zhoufang Village, Linchuan County, Jiangxi Province (now Zhoufang Village, Wengang Town, Jinxian County), on the fifth day of June in the Ming Dynasty. Zhoufang Village (the hometown of Chinese writing brushes) is the hometown of famous writing brushes. Zhou Huchen made pens at home with his parents since childhood, and won the essentials of writing brushes.

Cousin Zhou Xianchen (according to the genealogy information provided by Zhou Xuanfeng, a descendant of Zhou, Zhou Xianchen is not cousin of Zhou Huchen) uses a pen exclusively for him. Cousin Zhou Xianchen later became a scholar, and successively served as the magistrate of Taikang County and the head of Nanjing punishments department.

I am familiar with Tang Xianzu, a well-known dramatist. After being introduced by my cousin, Zhou Huchen made pens specially for Tang Xianzu. Tang Xianzu loved Zhou Huchen's pens very much. In order to thank the Zhou brothers, he left many ink marks such as "Kejiadi" for the opening preface of Zhou Genealogy, which was confirmed in the existing Zhou Genealogy.