While all forms of calligraphy adhere to certain rules and principles, cursive script, caoshu, is known for its bold departure from the traditional constraints, often breaking established norms to achieve a more expressive and spontaneous form. This essay will delve into how caoshu transcends traditional boundaries by challenging rigid structural limitations and embracing a more fluid and personalized approach. We will start by examining how caoshu simplifies and abbreviates the forms of characters, often reducing them to a collection of strokes connected by fluid movements. This section will emphasize how the script disregards strict adherence to traditional stroke order in favor of speed and fluidity.