Chinese calligraphy is widely seen as a traditional art form with emotional and cultural depth. However, beneath its surface lies a complex structure deeply rooted in mathematics, particularly geometry. This paper explores how mathematical concepts such as proportion, symmetry, dynamics, and fractals shape the aesthetic quality and structure of Chinese characters. Through historical traditions and modern technologies, including digital vectorization and artificial intelligence, the role of math in calligraphy is increasingly evident. Drawing from academic research, technological development, and personal experience, this paper highlights how art and mathematics coalesce in Chinese calligraphy, resulting in an art form that is both expressive and structured.
Zimeng Liu (Mon,) studied this question.
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