Chinese Treatises on Calligraphy

About the Journal

Chinese Treatises on Calligraphy （《中国书谱》，ISSN 3107-3255）is a professional journal dedicated to academic research on calligraphy, with its core mission being the inheritance and promotion of the Chinese calligraphic tradition. It deeply explores the Chinese theoretical system of calligraphy, focusing on both the ontology of calligraphy and interdisciplinary frontiers. Committed to academic rigor, originality, and professionalism, the journal strives to refine the disciplinary system and academic discourse of calligraphy studies, aiming to establish a high-quality scholarly platform that integrates historical depth, theoretical insight, documentary value, and international perspectives.  

Its column framework is grounded in theoretical research, supported by the study of steles and rubbings, while also encompassing cutting-edge scholarship, archival collation, and academic services. The journal covers calligraphy history, studies of calligraphers and schools, calligraphic theory and aesthetics, steles, rubbings, and codicology, seal carving and epigraphy, calligraphy education and disciplinary construction, as well as contemporary critical studies on calligraphy.