Calligraphy Art has always been called the foremost art form in n Chinese Culture, and it also has been the standing course in Chinese Language Center of Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages. Moreover, Calligraphy Art also serves as the highlight course in every year's summer or winter short-term cross-cultural language program held by Wenzao. As the researcher has taught this course in the program for several times, the motive and function of such course has drawn her attention. During the course of instruction, the researcher also notices the main point of Calligraphy course not only lies in strokes or skills, but also in its spirit. How to intrigue these foreign students with our Chinese culture and language, also to allow them experience the beauty and elegance of calligraphy art, are the key points in instructional design. Right now, the foreign students that participate in this program are mostly visual-auditory teenage learners, traditional textbooks do not always get the attention of students. It is essential for instructors to integrate different technologies such as images, films or interactive e-learning portal to instructional designs in order to boost students' learning efficiency. Additionally, the government has been promoting digital archives and cultural creative industry in cultural assets cultivation and art creation, more more digital learning materials concerning calligraphy art, ancient poems and lyrics or Chinese culture are available now. With experience of applying the calligraphy art materials from National Digital Archives, National Palace Museum, and even pop singer Jay Chou's song, the researcher has successfully recombined the sources and designed the teaching plan of "Where is Calligraphy?" Such teaching method aims to immerse calligraphy into every student's daily life, and remind them the importance of calligraphy art in Chinese Culture. The research is thus based on the researcher's abundant teaching experience on calligraphy art, wishing to surpass traditional Behaviorism teaching method that emphasizes teacher-student linear structure, wishing to adopt Piaget's Constructivism theory that put students in the major position of instructional design. To integrate the students' daily life experience into the subject with digital archives and multicultural creative industries, the strokes and poetic atmosphere in calligraphy should be less abstract and difficult for beginners. The results of research may also contribute to an innovative way of teaching specific to cross-cultural subjects.