墨香飘校园，笔韵绽芳华 —— 华美外国语学校第四届国语文化节书法雅集纪实

In the golden month of October, the poetic atmosphere lingers. Following the brilliant opening of the "Poetry Lantern Festival" on October 9th, the excitement of the 4th National Language and Culture Festival at Huamei Foreign Language School continued on October 10th. Beside the Boya Hall, a calligraphy activity themed "Conveying Affection through Ink, Writing Classics" officially kicked off, adding another vivid and colorful touch to this over-a-month-long cultural feast.

With the faint fragrance of ink in the morning light, the host, Teacher Xiang Shuxuan, opened the event in a gentle tone: "Today, beside the Boya Hall, the ink tools are laid out, waiting for all of you to take brushes as a medium and join this cultural appointment." Following her guidance, everyone's eyes wandered through the elegant scene inside — two guzhengs leaned obliquely at the front, their wooden lacquer glowing softly as if the strings held dewdrops; in the center, a long table was spread with plain paper, the ink in the Duan inkstone clear and bright, with wolf-hair and goat-hair brushes lined up on both sides, fully displaying the elegant taste of literati; dozens of writing desks below were arranged along the corridor, each with rice paper spread flat, and ink dishes and paperweights neatly placed, like a piece of "ink field" waiting to be cultivated.

After a period of focused creation, the students completed their calligraphy works one after another. Looking at the neat, beautiful or personalized handwriting they had created, everyone's face was filled with a strong sense of accomplishment. Some students held their works alone to capture the moment, while others gathered in small groups of three or five to record the joy together. Finally, all participating teachers and students gathered and took a group photo in front of the venue filled with calligraphy works, and the camera permanently preserved this beautiful ink-scented moment.

     After the group photo, the event entered the work exhibition session. The staff carefully arranged all the calligraphy works by teachers and students in the exhibition area. The brush calligraphy works were either magnificent or delicate and elegant, while the hard-tip pen calligraphy works were either neat and standardized or vivid and lively. The works were neatly arranged one after another, like a cultural ocean filled with the fragrance of ink.