The Tenth National Exhibition of Calligraphy and Seal-carving Works Introduction

The National Calligraphy and Seal-carving Works Exhibition (referred to as the National Exhibition), as a quadrennial comprehensive exhibition of the highest standard in China's calligraphy sector, is known as the "Olympics" of the calligraphy sector, and is the temple of academic exchanges for calligraphers and calligraphic enthusiasts across the country, which has been successfully held nine times so far. So far it has been successfully held nine times. The National Exhibition of Calligraphy has been successfully held for nine times so far. Every time it is held, it causes a great sensation in the Chinese calligraphy sector, triggers a creative boom in the calligraphy world, and continuously promotes the prosperity of Chinese calligraphy. Each exhibition of about 1,000 pieces of calligraphy works, selected from the national tens of thousands of participating works, representing the highest level of the current Chinese calligraphy art, for a long period of time after the creation of calligraphy in China to play a very strong role in leading and demonstration. After more than 20 years of exploration and innovation, the calligraphy world "National Exhibition" has formed a relatively perfect organizational mechanism, into the Chinese literature and art community has a strong appeal of the brand; in order to promote outstanding traditional culture, the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the China Calligraphers Association, after many considerations and consultations determined that in November 2011 in Guangxi, the Cross-Century Calligraphy and Painting Museum and the Shanghai Exhibition Center, two exhibition areas. The 10th National Calligraphy and Seal-carving Exhibition (the 10th National Exhibition) will be held in November 2011 at the Guangxi Cross-century Calligraphy and Painting Art Museum and the Shanghai Exhibition Center. Among them, works of running script, seal script, seal cutting and carving will be exhibited in Guangxi, and works of cursive script, regular script and official script will be exhibited in Shanghai.