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This study is a study of Taiwanese traditional literati from the social history of art. This study suggests that Taiwanese calligrapher Cao, Qiu Pu is a "colonial calligrapher".With the change of regime in Taiwan in the last hundred years, he must at least continue to move across three levels of context: (1) political identity; (2)different Chinese culture systems; (3) cultural identity. As a result of multiple situations across, resulting in his cultural performance with three characteristics: (1) Creative and theoretical "Blending"; (2) the often "self-orthodox" pronouncements; (3) the long-term "sense of cultural loss" generated by modernization shocks.
As Cao, Qiu pu has always been to the calligrapher's identity and understanding, therefore I will first restore him to a traditional literati, to observe how he was transformed into a "modern calligraphy elite" under the impact of "art" concept and modernization, began to operate "calligraphy career", and the development of cross-domain alliance of calligraphy promotion strategy. But the traditional concept of "literature as the foundation of calligraphy" still limited his possibility of modernizing the connotation of calligraphy.
Secondly, I observed that Cao's success in transforming pre-war "cultural capital" and strengthening his "Cultural Consciousness of Adherents". I also read from his poems: After the "Chinese Cultural Renaissance Movement", Cao, Qiu pu was evoked a sense of cultural loss, as well as the cultural revival of the sense of mission.
Finally, I have studied the process of Cao Qiupu's absorption of the "迴腕法" and Chinese intellectual traditions, and finally put forward the "calligraphy Zen " theory. I found that he combined the "Hui Wan Fa" with the traditional Chinese thought he understood, making this writing method to become the physical way towards the traditional cultural and spiritual world. This writing method is also become to a pose to show the world his cultural conservation.
Keywords: Cao,Qiu Pu, colonial calligrapher, calligraphy career, Cultural capital conversion, Cultural Consciousness of Adherents, Hui Wan Fa, calligraphy Zen
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