Younger set find new calling in calligraphy

By YEE XIANG YUN

JOHOR BARU: The art of Chinese calligraphy has become popular among the younger generation with many turning the ancient craft into professional teaching jobs.

The Calligraphy Society of Malaysia Johor Baru chairman Yong Kim Jung said the art was no longer just a hobby for older people as the younger generation have become more interested in Chinese calligraphy.

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