Abstract: Zhongyuan Calligraphy stands as a cherished treasure within the realm of Chinese culture and art. The oracle bone inscriptions discovered at Yinxu are recognized as the earliest systematic Chinese characters, marking the Central Plains as the cradle of Chinese writing. This region has inherited a wealth of renowned stele inscriptions and produced numerous esteemed calligraphers, establishing it as one of the most resource-rich areas for ancient Chinese calligraphy. Beyond chronicling the evolution of Chinese civilization, ancient Zhongyuan Calligraphy, with its robust artistic flair, has come to embody the cultural identity of the Central Plains. In contemporary times, particularly from the 1980s onwards, a significant cohort of calligraphers in the Central Plains has dedicated themselves to unearthing and perpetuating the ancient calligraphic traditions of the region. This endeavor has culminated in the formation of the Zhongyuan Calligraphy Style, a fashionable trend both domestically and internationally, exerting a profound influence on the prosperity and advancement of modern Chinese Calligraphy. The exceptional culture of the Chinese nation necessitates widespread and profound dissemination to reveal its immense power. With the continuous emergence of novel cultural communication media, the traditional studio-style communication of calligraphy art has faced considerable disruption. New media platforms, such as self-media, have emerged as crucial avenues for mass communication and the spread of calligraphy. To further amplify the reach of the "Zhongyuan Calligraphy Style" cultural brand, it is imperative to explore innovative, novel, and publicly embracing communication channels.