Guange Ti (館閣體), represents a distinct and influential calligraphic style that flourished during the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1912) Dynasties in China. Developed and promoted within the imperial court and academies, this style was characterized by its standardized forms, meticulous structure, and refined elegance. Guange Ti served as a practical and aesthetic standard for official documents, examinations, and other formal writing, and its influence was felt far beyond the confines of the court. Its development reflects the unique relationship between artistic expression and imperial power in late imperial China.