The Chinese Calligraphy Art Museum is located in the southwest corner of the South Palace Wall of Daming Palace in Xi'an City. It is mainly divided into exhibition area of brief history of Chinese calligraphy, special exhibition area of calligraphy in Tang Dynasty, exhibition area of calligraphy archaeological achievements, exhibition area of four treasures of calligraphy and study, appreciation area of Nangong wall and earth ruins, exhibition area of Chinese and foreign characteristic calligraphy and painting, interactive experience area of calligraphy and seal cutting, artist Avenue of Stars and other eight regions. The museum collects more than 2,000 calligraphy relics and calligraphy works by famous calligraphers. In addition to the works of famous calligraphers in China, it also includes calligraphy works by artists from Japan, South Korea, Singapore and other countries. These calligraphy works include ancient Chinese calligraphy treasures, including the hot spring inscription of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty, the official script of Li Longji of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the regular script of Yan Zhenqing and Liu Gongquan, the tablet of Wu Zetian's rising immortal prince, and the cursive script of Zhang Xu and Huai Su. The 100 Qin seals collected in the museum are the best of these collections. They are the relics of Qin Shi Huang's imperial inspection of bamboo slips, covering many aspects of Qin culture and history, such as official system, geography, seals, characters, etc. They are the treasures of the museum.