Big brush, small brush. And why not toothbrush? Lunar New Year calligraphy has gone even more creative in the hands of these talented Chinese youngsters. | Learn Chinese

Chinese calligraphy is considered one of the most important traditional art forms. And every year, millions of students across China learn how to write using a traditional ink brush. It returns them to their inherited history — and opens them to a visual art that was regarded as a ‘fine art’ long before the emergence of painting. This story by our Culture Contributor Tasmin Little. | The China Current

Change the way you write, change the way you work. Try turning your handwriting into digital text with OneNote and digital pen. | Microsoft Surface