The Chinese calligraphy or the .the rules of writing the Han Dynasty characters ' is an independent and highly valued art form with a very long tradition. Calligraphed characters obviously have linguistic meaning. but their appearance also has moral connotations and is a manifestation of the body's energy and nature's power. In the seventh century. Sun Guoting wrote. '(in a calligraphy) I have seen the miracle of a dew drop to a pine needle. hailstones in a thunderstorm. a flock of geese. a frightened. stampeding herd. a dancing phoenix. a scared snake. sliding off in fear'.