“Taiwan Superman” records the stories of eight life fighters. Calligrapher Wang Zhiyang transforms his unique life experiences into calligraphy words rich in positive energy, integrating the philosophical thoughts and style of Confucius, Mencius, Laozi and Zhuangzi. He uses calligraphy to express emotions, love and make friends, achieving the spirit of using ink to preach.

The power of meditation in Confucian, Buddhist and Taoist classics:Calligraphers’ solution to modern people’s worriesThe Calming Power of Asian Classics The power of calligraphy and classics has declined in the 3C era. Primary school students no longer touch writing brushes, and ancient Chinese texts have been deleted from textbooks. However, calligrapher Wang Zhi yang still spends all his time with calligraphy and classics, because they have accompanied Wang Zhi yang through the coldest winter of his life and even made him burst out the brightest light in his life.

“Fools and Supermen” records the journey of the fool director Qu Quanli into remote villages and the countless touching stories he captured using a 3D movie car. The book is centered around calligrapher Wang Zhiyang, who uses his unique ink calligraphy to write calligraphy for each Taiwanese superman and provide in-depth interpretations, conveying the courage and wisdom of life. At the new book sharing session, Mr. Wang Zhiyang will have a conversation with the director, and there will be an introduction by Song Fangqi, president of Lexuezhai, and Taiwan Superman Queen Xie Jinghui will be in attendance. Through the power of words and images, we see the superheroes who persist in their dreams and change the world with love in the face of setbacks and turning points. We also invite