Dilemmas and Strategies in International Education and Communication of Chinese Character Calligraphy under the “Going Global” Strategy of Chinese Culture
With the enhancement of China’s comprehensive national strength, the “Going Global” strategy of Chinese culture has become a vital component of the national agenda. Chinese calligraphy, as a core symbol and artistic essence of Chinese culture, embodies cultural, artistic, and educational attributes. Its international dissemination holds significant importance for elevating the global influence of Chinese culture. This paper systematically analyzes the cultural memory, artistic essence, and educational heritage attributes of Chinese calligraphy, revealing practical challenges in cross-cultural communication, including cultural cognitive disparities, structural imbalances in educational resources, and disconnections between communication forms and content. A four-dimensional collaborative strategy is proposed: establishing a tiered teaching resource system to drive a leap from “quantitative” to “qualitative” transformation; creating an integrated media communication matrix to expand channels from “singular” to “diversified”; deepening cultural cognition to promote shifts from “superficial” to “profound”; and fostering cross-border collaboration mechanisms to extend influence from “domestic” to “global”. Through the synergy of multi-dimensional pathways, this study aims to enhance the efficacy of Chinese calligraphy’s international dissemination and advance the global outreach of Chinese culture.