Rooster Chinese Zodiac Symbol Character Calligraphy Wall Scroll

This is not a Print! This custom Rooster Chinese Zodiac Symbol calligraphy wall scroll artwork is created by our talented disabled artist.

About 'Rooster Chinese Zodiac Symbol' Calligraphy Wall Scroll Artwork

Approximate Measurements:
Length of Silk Scroll: 44.3" (112cm)
Width of Wooden Scroll Roller: 18.6" (47cm)

Traditional, Simplified Chinese Character and pinyin

Rooster is the 10th in the 12 Chinese zodiac.

Fortune - Always remember that there are both positive and negative sides to everything in your life. Don't be discouraged by difficulties, for they may turn out to be blessings in disguise. Be ready to take challenges, and you will find that the obstacles are actually stepping-stones to future success.
 

Born in the year of the Rooster - 1945、1957、1969、1981、1993、2005
 

Overview - After some initial difficulties, the springtime will be gentle and fortunate for you, Rooster. This will be a good year for you where advances are made on all fronts. Your career will move forward and your finances will become more secure.
 

Work - After some initial confusion and difficulty, work will improve significantly and you will be managing a daily routine that is highly productive. You will take steps forward in managing your time and developing your leadership skills.
 

Money - This will not be a particularly lucritive year for you, but you will achieve a financial stablity that has been lacking in your life. Spend less and save more, and you will be financially secure all year.
 

Health - Some recurring health problems will annoy you throughour the year. These health problems will be nothing significant and you will probably forget about them as soon as they are gone. Be particulary wary of back problems and muscle strain.
 

Love and Family - This will be a fortunate year for families. Time spent with the family will be successful and beneficial. If you are single, you will find love from your parents and siblings and will continue to seek out a special person. Romance will bud in early spring, but it won't be until fall that true love erupts.
 

More about Rooster...
Personality Type - Always shining, your sociability is a true mix of bravado and secrecy. You are a deeply intellectual person who is constantly thinking and considering. You etch your opinions in stone and never stray from them once formed. You feel your superiority wherever you go, but leave people guessing who you are and where you came from, You are the expert, but at what seems to always be the mystery. Truth told, you are an expert who guards his knowledge with lock and key. Only those in closest ranks with you ever know your true capacity. These are your disciples, and they announce your arrival with great enthusiasm and gusto wherever you go.

Chinese & the West views
To Chinese, a rooster is strong and proud. The chicken, on the other hand, is viewed as weak, or even stupid. These definitions also apply in the West. For instance, you might call someone who is afraid to dive into a pool a "chicken". The word "hen", on the other hand, carries a motherly image of protection and comfort.

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).

How to Write Rooster Chinese Zodiac Sign in Character Calligraphy Art on Wall Scrolls