Yan Heyun was one of them.
He wasn't just an old friend of Lin Liangzhe; he was also the most skilled and famous calligrapher in the group. Though not on par with Grandmaster Level figures like He Junwu and Wei Chengyu, he could still be considered among the top tier in the national calligraphy scene! His works had not only won countless awards but also fetched a handsome price.
Yan Heyun was currently in his studio.
Before checking WeChat, he had been practicing his calligraphy, a habit he had maintained for many years. Regardless of where he was or whether he was in sickness or in health, he practiced diligently every single day. He knew that the Dao of calligraphy was like rowing upstream: not to advance is to fall back. Miss one day, and your hand would grow stiff; miss a few, and your brushwork would regress.
As it happened, the piece he was practicing today was also Wang Xizhi's *Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection*. And he was quite satisfied with his own work.
