Legal analysis: primary and secondary schools mainly carry out calligraphy education through related courses and activities. Chinese courses in compulsory education should be taught in accordance with the requirements of curriculum standards, and Chinese courses in grades three to six should be arranged with a calligraphy class every week. In the compulsory education stage, various forms of calligraphy education should be carried out in combination with the characteristics of the subject. Ordinary high schools offer calligraphy-related elective courses in Chinese and other corresponding courses. Primary and secondary schools can also carry out calligraphy education in comprehensive practical activities, local courses and school-based courses.

Legal basis: Education Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 26 The State formulates educational development plans and establishes schools and other educational institutions.

The State encourages enterprises, institutions, social organizations, other social organizations and individual citizens to establish schools and other educational institutions according to law.

Schools and other educational institutions established by the state shall adhere to the principle of thrift.

Schools and other educational institutions organized or participated in by financial funds or donated assets shall not be established as profit-making organizations.

Article 27 The establishment of schools and other educational institutions must meet the following basic conditions:

(1) Having an organizational structure and articles of association;

(2) Having qualified teachers;

(3) Having teaching places, facilities and equipment that meet the prescribed standards;

(four) there are necessary funds for running schools and stable sources of funds.

Article 28 The establishment, alteration and termination of schools and other educational institutions shall go through the formalities of examination and approval, registration or filing in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state.