Malaysia Chinese Calligraphy Stone Gallery
Curated Collection
Let these collections be more than a display—let them be a wandering, a quiet gaze. Here, every stroke is a whisper of time, leading you into the boundless river of the written word.
Clerical script
The inscriptions are about Wang Sheng, the prefecture chief of Hanzhong in AD61, praising Yang Mengwen for digging the Shih-Men Tunnel. In 1967, the slab with the inscriptions was removed and kept in the Hanzhong City Museum.
These bamboo slips were discovered in Juyan country in Gansu. The text were written by court officials and soldiers stationed in Juyan, the border area. They record events about politics, military activities and life at the border.
“Wuwei Han Bamboo Slips” were unearthed from a tomb of the Han Dynasty in Wuwei, Gansu. The contents are about different rites, edicts and medical text. These slips are valuable calligraphy works that are important to historical research. They are dated to the transition period between the Western and Eastern Han Dynasties.