A talented man astounded onlookers by mastering the art of dual brush calligraphy in China.

Incredible video filmed in Foshan City in Guangdong Province on April 9, shows a calligrapher named Ling Yun wielding two brushes with a single hand, each moving independently to write a Chinese phrase.

Ling can not only write the same Chinese character with both brushes simultaneously but also craft two different characters at the same time, showcasing a mind-boggling ability to multitask.

Ling explained that this extraordinary skill was not innate but the result of nearly 30 years of dedicated practice in calligraphy.

This feat of "one mind, two uses," typically seen when activities become so practiced they are nearly automatic, allows the brain to focus on more complex tasks simultaneously. However, it does not suggest that one can truly concentrate fully on two tasks at the exact same time.

The impressive skill has drawn admiration and curiosity about the limits of human capability and focus.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

近日，广东佛山，一名男子展示出令人惊叹的特异功能。只见他可以一只手拿着两支毛笔同时写字，各写各的，互不干涉，就像两个人脑分别操控各自的笔写字。他不但可以手握两支笔一起完成同一个汉字，还可以同时写两个汉字，这不禁让人惊叹：原来一心真的可以二用。
当事人凌云先生介绍，这项技能并不是天生就有的，它本身是一名书法家，已经苦练控笔近30年，才有了今天的成果。 据了解，一心二用，或称同时进行多项活动，通常发生在某些活动变得熟练至可以几乎自动执行时，这时，人的大脑可以将注意力集中在更复杂的任务上。然而，这并不意味着人的注意力可以在同一时间真正地完全集中在两件事情上。