Tian Zimao is a school of his own.

Visiting Tian Zimao's calligraphy exhibition is a pleasing process. The ancients often praised the wonderful beauty of calligraphy art with the changes of nature. This is vividly reflected in Tian's works. He learned from the past without being confined to the past, melted the charm of traditional culture into pen and ink, broke the barrier of time and space, and let the breath of modern civilization flow to the pen.

Tian Zimao has a saying that it is "coquettish". He said that learning traditional culture can't help but mention these two words. Confucius is a representative figure who advocates "wind". His famous saying "three people must learn from each other's strengths" says that everyone has strengths or places to learn. Even if you face three losers, you can learn from them and not make mistakes. "See the sage Si Qi, but those who don't see the sage look back." "Sao" is Qu Yuan's proposition. He believes that "although young, he can be a teacher."

Tian Zimao realized that this attitude of the ancients towards learning can still provide us with reference. People often say "lead the way", and to really do it, we must understand the true meaning of traditional culture. No wonder Duo Lei, a famous scholar in Guangdong, commented on Tian Zimao's works in this way: behind the beauty of his calligraphy works, there are the truth, goodness and beauty of Chinese studies, so the truth, goodness and beauty are different.