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4認於和上一建漁

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CALLIGRAPHY

There are few places in the world more visually stimulating than Hong Kong. It may have experienced a decade of rapid industrial growth but it has lost none of its innate charm. A striking characteristic and vital part of Hong Kong's street scene is the colour and vitality of its calligraphy. Although simply meaning 'beautiful handwriting', calligraphy is more than just a means of written communication-it embodies the very spirit of Hong Kong's four million Chinese people. For thousands of years calligraphy has been the most revered of Chinese arts. It remains a fundamental element of everyday life in Hong Kong today.