In Shanghai, he studied seal script, Li, Wei Bei and others under the calligrapher (Li Ruiqing's disciple).
1984 ~ 1986
Chairman of the Calligraphy Teaching Research Association of Beijing Education Society, editor-in-chief of the first, second and third volumes of Calligraphy Knowledge Foundation, and editor-in-chief of the teaching slide of College Calligraphy.
In the 1990s, he wrote an inscription for the Auspicious Court of Wutai Mountain in Shanxi.
1992 ~ 1994
Consultant of Chinese Center, School of Continuing Education, Hong Kong Baptist University, and invited to write many school cards, stone tablets, couplets and plaques for Hong Kong Baptist University.
1986 later
Teaching calligraphy, aesthetics, China traditional aesthetics, basic writing, modern Chinese grammar and other courses in the Chinese Department of Tsinghua University.
Teaching listening, speaking and audio-visual appreciation in Tsinghua University Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language Center.
1997 ~ 1998
Visiting Professor of Chinese at Towson University, Maryland, USA. Author of China Culture from Calligraphy (co-author) and Kunqu Pronunciation.
20 12
Li Sao, a cursive script written by Han Jiaao, was published by People's Fine Arts Publishing House, and won unanimous praise from many famous calligraphers such as Shen Peng, Li Duo, Ouyang Zhongshi, Yang Zhiguang, Zhang Hai and Quan Xijun.
20 12
He was invited to write several couplets for Liuzu Temple in Zhuozhou, Hebei Province, and was praised by authoritative figures from all walks of life such as Buddhism, politics and business!
In 20 14, the book Nine Chapters of Han Jiaao's cursive script was completed and published by Tianjin Fine Arts Publishing House.
On April 6th, 2005, 2065438+5th, Han Jiaao Calligraphy Exhibition was held in Tsinghua University. This exhibition is jointly sponsored by the middle school affiliated to Tsinghua University, Tsinghua University Humanities College and Tsinghua University Retirement Office. As an important exhibition in the Centennial Series Exhibition of the High School Attached to Tsinghua University, it aims to promote the quintessence of Chinese culture, display national treasures and popularize calligraphy knowledge. It is also the first solo exhibition held by Professor Han Jiaao in his life.