• Material: Glass
• Craft: High-Fidelity Print from Original Handwritten Calligraphy
• Size: Available in three sizes - 17*22cm, 22*27cm, 23*32cm
• Style: Chinese

Please note: This piece is reproduced from an original handwritten calligraphy work. It is a printed version, not a newly hand-written original, while faithfully preserving the brushwork, ink traces, and character of the original artwork.

Meaning

"The Unity of Knowledge and Action (知行合一, Zhi Xing He Yi)" comes from "Chuan Xi Lu", written by Wang Yangming, a philosopher in the Ming Dynasty. It highlights the inseparable connection between thought and action, believing that only by translating knowledge into practice can one truly experience its value. It implies the highly unified relationship between thinking and action.

Action and knowledge are interrelated. This emphasizes the interactive connection between theory and practice. It expresses that only by putting the learned knowledge into practice, can we truly understand its meaning and value; at the same time, the experience accumulated through practice can also promote our deep understanding of knowledge in return.