Xuan Paper Hand Scroll Copying Chinese Daoism Classic  Do Good Deeds  Article 《 YIN ZHI WEN 》 Song Brocade Box 

Commodity: Xuan Paper Hand Scroll Copying  Chinese Daoism Classic  Do Good Deeds  Article 《 YIN ZHI WEN 》 Song Brocade Box

Brand: Kingkuang

Xuan Paper Classification:  Half Raw and Half Cooked

Copying Content : <  YIN ZHI WEN  >

Full Open Size:  34* 238 cm

Package: 1 pcs xuan paper hand scroll load into 1 Pcs Song Brocade Box.

Feature: It Made from Premium-quality local Xuan paper from Jing Xian County, known as the hometown of Chinese Xuan paper, This Art paper has a moderate thickness, fine texture, flexibility, and smoothness, making it easy to copy and write on. It is accompanied by an exquisite image of Wenchang Emperor , beautifully hand-crafted and mounted on silk cloth, packaged in a brocade box, making it a high-end and elegant gift.

Application: It widely be use a Chinese traditional gift set to friend whom like Chinese calligraphy and Taoism Believer . It is easily copying it by our supply Modern Pen with soft brush inner ink .

Notemen：It reflects the true heart of the Wenchang Emperor, who steadfastly upheld filial piety, brotherly love, benevolence, and the relief of the world and the peace of the people. He advocated “saving those in need, helping those in urgent need, sympathizing with those who are lonely, and forgiving those who have faults,” and made it even clearer to the world that “what is close to oneself will be repaid soon, and what is far away will be repaid to one’s descendants.” Copying this Xuan paper scroll and pray for the blessings of the Lord of Cultural Prosperity, so that it may awaken personal wisdom and enhance fortune, success, exam luck, and academic luck. Those seeking promotion and holding power, and those who plan and strategize, may seek to develop quick wit and insight; those who cultivate the Way and attain enlightenment may seek to increase their wisdom.

It can also be paired with the matching brocade box and pen-style brush to give as a gift to scholars who appreciate calligraphy and Taoist philosophy