★Differences between this series and other calligraphy textbooks：
1. After the strokes are explained, the structuring rules are taught first, followed by the radicals. Not following the traditional “strokes-radicals-structure” teaching approach, this course helps readers have an understanding of the overall structure of characters, namely the “character sense”. Knowing well about the style, readers will have an easier transition from copying to creation.
2. Using the innovative, professional graphical circle-dot method to analyze the composing rules of various inscription rubbings, it graphically illustrates inexpressible concepts, such as width vs narrowness and freedom vs restraint relationship of internal parts of characters, squareness vs roundness of characters and tilt, helping calligraphy enthusiasts get started and advance quickly.
3. This series is very detailed, with all the essential parts such as strokes, radicals, knot forms, and the transition from copying to creation. A special chapter “Copying-Creation Transition” helps readers have an easy transition from copying to creation.
★The authors are all award-winning calligraphers of the national calligraphy exhibitions. Their rich tutoring experience can not only help readers go deep into tradition, but also offer readers up-to-date understanding, references and advice on calligraphy learning.

This series contains the following works:
Guide Series for Copying Classic Inscription Rubbings Shi Chen Stele of the Han Dynasty
Guide Series for Copying Classic Inscription Rubbings Yi Ying Stele of the Han Dynasty
Guide Series for Copying Classic Inscription Rubbings Commemorative Stone Tablet for the Sweet Spring near the Jiucheng Palace by Ouyang Xun
Guide Series for Copying Classic Inscription Rubbings Yan Qinli Stele Inscription by Yan Zhenqing