Book: Chinese calligraphy is an ancient Chinese art of writing, from the oracle, bronze ZhongDingWen (and), seal script for exclusive to finalize the design, and YuDongHan, wei, jin, regular script, running script the cursive style, calligraphy has been sending out artistic charm. Chinese characters, is the world's oldest foreign words, which is one of the most recognized compatriots in the study of language, the reason is one of Chinese words, not just a word a sound, sometimes even can achieve a word, then, China's three words are many XiangXingZi, like the sound word, word and character are similar between also has a lot of, no wonder that was difficult to learn! On such a basis, the ancients preached the word is not words. Culture, Take a brush, ink, and a thick, generous, so, for unscrupulous men of wang xizhi's admiration of the preface in birth, four treasures of the beauty of seal carving, means forceful for Chinese calligraphy, added many page.

或 Calligraphy: Chinese calligraphy is an ancient art form of writing Chinese characters. Developing from Jiaguwen, characters carved on ox scapula and tortoise plastron, to the cursive signs Jinwen (bronze script), and later Dazhuan(Large Seal Script), Xiaozhuan (Small Seal Script), Lishu Style(clerical script), to the more regularized style Caoshu (grass script), Kaishu(traditional regular script), Xingshu (running script) in East Han Dynasty, Wei and Jin Dynasty, Chinese calligraphy retains its fascination as a form of art. Chinese character is not only one among the most ancient words in the world, but acknowledged as one of the most difficult to learn. The reason is that one Chinese character is not necessarily responded to one sound, sometimes even to three different sounds. Moreover, many of those characters are pictography, or phonogram, which means lots of characters look or sound the same. No wonder why Chinese character is so difficult! Grounding on abundant traits of Chinese characters, calligraphy as art form of which, with its cultural heritage descended from ancient intellectuals, is amazement cannot put into words. An ink brush, sipping a drip of ink, casts stokes, turns, accelerates, and ends with a sudden press. Born with the dazzling Preface to the Poems Composed at the Orchid Pavilion by Wang Xizhi, born with the Four Treasures of the Study, born with the dynamic Seal Cutting —all these add a shining leaf for the Chinese calligraphy.

Book: Chinese calligraphy is an ancient Chinese art of writing, from the oracle, bronze ZhongDingWen (and), seal script for exclusive to finalize the design, and YuDongHan, wei, jin, regular script, running script the cursive style, calligraphy has been sending out artistic charm. Chinese characters, is the world's oldest foreign words, which is one of the most recognized compatriots in the study of language, the reason is one of Chinese words, not just a word a sound, sometimes even can achieve a word, then, China's three words are many XiangXingZi, like the sound word, word and character are similar between also has a lot of, no wonder that was difficult to learn! On such a basis, the ancients preached the word is not words. Culture, Take a brush, ink, and a thick, generous, so, for unscrupulous men of wang xizhi's admiration of the preface in birth, four treasures of the beauty of seal carving, means forceful for Chinese calligraphy, added many page.

Calligraphy: Chinese calligraphy is an ancient art form of writing Chinese characters. Developing from Jiaguwen, characters carved on ox scapula and tortoise plastron, to the cursive signs Jinwen (bronze script), and later Dazhuan(Large Seal Script), Xiaozhuan (Small Seal Script), Lishu Style(clerical script), to the more regularized style Caoshu (grass script), Kaishu(traditional regular script), Xingshu (running script) in East Han Dynasty, Wei and Jin Dynasty, Chinese calligraphy retains its fascination as a form of art. Chinese character is not only one among the most ancient words in the world, but acknowledged as one of the most difficult to learn. The reason is that one Chinese character is not necessarily responded to one sound, sometimes even to three different sounds. Moreover, many of those characters are pictography, or phonogram, which means lots of characters look or sound the same. No wonder why Chinese character is so difficult! Grounding on abundant traits of Chinese characters, calligraphy as art form of which, with its cultural heritage descended from ancient intellectuals, is amazement cannot put into words. An ink brush, sipping a drip of ink, casts stokes, turns, accelerates, and ends with a sudden press. Born with the dazzling Preface to the Poems Composed at the Orchid Pavilion by Wang Xizhi, born with the Four Treasures of the Study, born with the dynamic Seal Cutting —all these add a shining leaf for the Chinese calligraphy.