Chinese Landscape Paintings - Summer Mountains: 2009 Deluxe Wall Calendar
Beginning as early as the fourth century and continuing today, Chinese painters have combined observation of nature with study of artistic tradition, producing visually rich and culturally significant work. Some painters have explored effects achieved through precision and detail, while others have emphasized spontaneity and simplicity. This calendar features work from the Jin (1206–1234), Ming (1368–1644), and Qing (1644–1911) dynasties, as well as from postdynastic China (1912 and thereafter), representing more than seven hundred years of Chinese excellence in painting.

Chinese Proverbs: 2009 Wall Calendar
The spirited illustrations of Hu Yong Yi accompany traditional Chinese proverbs collected by Ruthanne Lum McCunn, represented both in English and in Chinese characters. This chinese calendar lists international holidays and moon phases.

Chinese  Feng Shui: 2009 Wall Calendar
"Chi" is the Chinese name for the subtle life energy that forms and nourishes all creation. Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice concerned with relationships between our personal chi energy and the chi energy of places. Thirteen evocative nature photographs by Gary Braasch and Tom Bender illustrate feng shui principles such as healing places and transformation. Each month the text includes poetic reflections and useful specific guidance from sustainable architect/feng shui practitioner Tom Bender.

Zen Gardens by Chinese Kenji Kobayashi: 2009 Wall Calendar
Evoking serenity and fostering mindfulness, Zen gardens are designed to aid practitioners on their path to Enlightenment. Rocks, sand, plants and other elements are arranged with meticulous purpose, and each has its own chinese symbolic meaning. Photos by Kenji Kobayashi provide a glimpse of some of the renowned Zen gardens of Kyoto, Japan. The calendar includes international holidays and moon phases