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Calligraphy art without boundaries: Reviving historical East Asian texts in the library
(CCP) designed a two-stage patron-engagement model that aims to provide students with an innovative extra-curricular pathway to improve their life-long information literacy abilities through creative works and active engagement with undervalued historical East Asian texts by leveraging their interest in calligraphy. CCP also emphasizes embracing and sharing