(左 : 楷書, ‧右: 隸書)
Spring couplets (春聯 ) are usually seen on the sides of doors leading to people’s homes or as hanging scrolls in an interior. They used as a New Year’s decoration that expresses happy and hopeful thoughts for the coming year. They are usually written on red paper, the colour of happiness.
Originating from around 600 CE and flourishing during the last thousand year, spring couplets remain an enduring aspect of Chinese culture. Please see more examples on my new page on couplets for Chinese New Year.
Single words :
Patrick Siu Chinese Calligraphy & Landscape Painting 蕭燿漢談書畫 
Congratulations on the launch of the website. May God bless you and your family.
Magdalene
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Patrick, Congratulations on your great website. Thanks for sharing your beautiful calligraphy and painting. It is blessing to all of us.
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Such beautiful caligraphy! I’m sure these spring couplets will bring people good luck!
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Wishing all of you a Blessed, Happy and Prosperous New Year, Patrick
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Great spring couplets! Looking forward to Chinese New Year!
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