Chinese calligraphy, like Chinese painting, ranks among the most important of traditional Chinese fine arts. "大智若愚“ means "A man of great wisdom often seems slow-witted"; "大雅似俗” means "A man of great elegence often seems vulgarian". Wrote by Zhang Kun. Zhang Kun, born in April 1952 in Kunshan, Jiangsu province, is an eminent painter in China. Graduated from Art Department of Central University for Nationalities, he has founded solid basis of painting art and obtained outstanding achievements. Besides 3 single painter exhibitions held in Beijing, numerous paintings of his have been displayed on many domestic and overseas important exhibitions, and some of them are awarded with Gold Medal, Special Award or Excellent Prize etc. His name has been listed in ‘Directory of China Contemporary Artists’ and ‘China Artists’. Famous collectors have acquired some of his fine works. Presently Zhang Kun is a member of China Artist Institute, the council member of China Artist Friendship Association and the chief supervisor of Capital Journalists of Fine Arts Institute. Zhang Kun’s principle: No copy. Every painting should have its own originality and natural emotion.