What is the meaning of human voice in calligraphy?

Nonyin refers to the 59th heavenly stems and earthly branches combination in the branch. In the traditional culture of China, heavenly stems and earthly branches can represent different elements, orientations, colors, music, five elements and so on. In calligraphy, the combination of ren yin also has special significance.

When people are in harmony, the water flows eastward, representing a continuous force. In calligraphy, human voice is often used to describe the form of water, such as rivers, lakes and seas, even waterfalls and springs. Such calligraphy works often give people a broad, profound and free feeling.

As a special heavenly stems and earthly branches group, Renyin is widely used in calligraphy creation. Calligraphers can not only use it to express the form of water, but also change the method and layout to express the power of "endless flow" represented by the combination of non-yin and non-yin. In this way, Ren Yin's calligraphy works are not only intoxicated with its aesthetic feeling, but also make people feel the never-ending philosophical meaning of the stream of life.