Does Jilin University enroll calligraphy graduate students in ancient books research?

The Calligraphy Literature Research Office of the Institute of Ancient Books of Jilin University was established in 1998, with Professor Cong Wenjun as the director and academic leader and Professor Zhang Jinliang as the teacher. The teacher who once worked in this laboratory is Professor Peng Lizhi. The direction of calligraphy literature began to recruit master students from 1994, and 24 graduates have been trained so far. In 2002, it began to recruit doctoral students, and five of them are already studying. The main courses offered by graduate students include: introduction to ancient calligraphy literature, China's calligraphy criticism, China's calligraphy history, China's ancient tablet research, Ming and Qing social culture and calligraphy, calligraphy appreciation and creation principles, etc. Doctoral students offer courses such as calligraphy literature research, China calligraphy history research, calligraphy research methodology, and China ancient inscriptions research. Academically, the Calligraphy Research Office has always paid attention to the mutual penetration and comprehensive research among ancient calligraphy documents, calligraphy theory and calligraphy history. In teaching, it emphasizes the equal emphasis on literature and history theory, the complementarity between theory and practice, the comprehensive research of literature, history and philosophy, and the combination of pioneering academic research and discipline construction. Talent training mode, academic research methods and achievements are in a leading position in higher calligraphy education at home and abroad.