For example;

Hu Changchun, also known as Xijiang Bega. Dangtu people in Anhui.

Currently, he is a professor at Southwest University, a doctoral supervisor of calligraphy and ancient Chinese characters, a first-class interdisciplinary tutor of "China Characters and Calligraphy Art" at Southwest University, a member of China Calligraphers Association, a member of China Ancient Chinese Characters Association, and the vice president of Chongqing Calligraphy and Seal Cutting Professional Committee. He used to be a professor at Anhui University, a doctoral supervisor of ancient philology, a master tutor of calligraphy, a responsible editor (editorial board member) of Friends of Calligraphy magazine, a member of Yousheng Bookstore, a member of the presidium of Anhui Young Calligraphers Association, and a vice chairman of Huangshan Calligraphers Association of Anhui Province.

Master Shu received a master's degree in literature from famous scholars and calligraphers Xu, Xun Yunchang and Qin Xiaokan in 1994. The ancient philologists studied under the famous ancient philologists Professor Lin He I and Professor Huang Dekuan, and obtained the Doctor of Literature degree in 2004.

Mainly engaged in the research of The Book of Songs and Four Books, the national 11th Five-Year Plan for Cultural Development, the sub-project of the National Social Science Fund's major project "General History of Chinese Characters Development" and the sub-project of the National Social Science Fund's major project "Annotation and Interpretation of Jin Characters in Shang and Zhou Dynasties"; He presided over the projects of the Ministry of Education, the National College Ancient Committee and the Social Science Planning Fund of Anhui Province.

Published two monographs and edited six monographs. The monograph "The Arrangement and Research of New Jinwen in Yin and Zhou Dynasties" won the third prize of outstanding achievements in Anhui Social Sciences, and the paper "On Deng Calligraphy Learners Learning from Literature" was selected for the 8th National Calligraphy Seminar.