Haste Makes Failure Chinese Ancient Proverbs Calligrahpy Wall Scroll

This is not a print! This ancient Chinese proverbs calligrahpy wall scroll art is 100% hand-painted by our talented disabled artist!

Typical Gallery Price: $120.00
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Approximate Measurements:
Length of Silk Scroll: 70.8" (179cm)
Width of Wooden Scroll Roller: 18.6" (47cm)

About 'Haste Makes Failure' Chinese Quotes Calligraphy Wall Scroll Artwork

Traditional Chinese Characters & pinyin

Consists of five characters, pronounced ‘yù sù zé bù dá’. It is translated Haste makes waste in English. Its meaning is that hasted actions easily lead to final failure. Conducting oneself and doing things should be based on a long term vision, focusing on the accumulation of knowledge, being consistent. And then when conditions are ripe, success is assured. Whenever you run your own business, there must be a pain-staking and striving process in which you will become strong, mature and firm.
If you pursuit haste without solid foundation and practical accumulation, what you get must be failure, because it is against the principles of nature.

Note:

Vertically, on the side next to the main characters.

Firstly, this looks best with selections that have multiple characters.

Secondly, these are Chinese calendar and writer, it could add an inscription such as a special wish or salutation.

About Talented Disabled Artist Shouxing Wang

Shouxing Wang, who lives with paralysis from the waist down, is an accomplished disabled Chinese calligrapher of traditional Chinese brush calligraphy, thought of as the highest form of art in China and widely practiced and revered in Sinophere. Being confined to a wheelchair in a small village in Eastern China for decades, Shouxing has been determined to teach and establish himself as a great Chinese calligrapher.

"Initially, practicing calligraphy lifted me out of the pain of losing legs, brought me consolation and gave me courage to face various difficulties in life, and I found new hopes. Now I believe in my future and I shall work harder and promote the calligraphy art form." he said. When he was interviewed by journalists with famous media and asked what it was like to practice calligraphy these years.

Shouxing writes with a brush, ink and an inkstone (used to mix the ink) on rice paper and is versed in all the five main scripts of Chinese characters: seal script (zhuanshu), clerical script (lishu), semi-cursive or running script (xingshu), cursive or grass scrip (caoshu) and regular script (kaishu).

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