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I ‘ve been always chatting and talking about fountain pen in Baidu post bar and penbbs.cn which are the main gathering places for pepole who is interested in fountain pen in China before. However I think fpn is better because it's users are more active.

And here is one of my favorite Chinese foutain pen I used most recently——————WING SUNG 629

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Welcome to FPN! 歡迎你加入我們這個論壇。

 

It's unusual to see anyone in these parts showing their Chinese pens (as opposed to manufacturers' or sellers' marketing images) fitted with gold nibs. The tipping on your pen's nib looks like a ‘blade’ or ‘knife’ grind to me, which is doubly uncommon here.

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Welcome to FPN! 歡迎你加入我們這個論壇。

 

It's unusual to see anyone in these parts showing their Chinese pens (as opposed to manufacturers' or sellers' marketing images) fitted with gold nibs. The tipping on your pen's nib looks like a ‘blade’ or ‘knife’ grind to me, which is doubly uncommon here.

Thanks for your Welcome！Yes it‘s a special nib for calligraphy.

I will later start a new topic talking about this.

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Hello and welcome to FPN.

Recite, and your Lord is the most Generous  Who taught by the pen

Taught man that which he knew not (96/3-5)

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Hello and Welcome to FPN!! So glad to have you as a member!!

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Welcome to FPN !

 

That is a very nice pen!

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你好！

Welcome! Your pen and writing are beautiful, that grind is so nice! I like the Wing Sung 14k nibs, they’re really good writers. 

Top 5 of 23 currently inked pens:

Namiki Origami Tradition maki-e Penguin F, Pilot Iroshizuku Ku-Jaku

Sailor X Sakazaki Penguin Pro Gear Slim MF, Sailor Manyo Konagi

Lamy 2000 EF, Diamine Purple Bow

Platinum Hibiscus SF short-long, Platinum Green

Indigo Bronze TWSBI Eco 1.1 Stub, De Atramentis Columbia Blue-Copper 

always looking for penguin fountain pens and stationery 

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Welcome! 

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