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If you have selected the works had been sold, please contact me, as it stood then I will write one for you. I will also be based on your needs, for your custom.
如果你所选中的作品已出让,请联系我,我会照原样再为您写一幅.我也会根据你的需要,为您定做.
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Over the thousands of years, the style of Chinese calligraphy has evolved continually. About 213 B.C., under the famous Chin Shih Huang Ti, who perpetrated the 'burning of the books', the Prime Minister Li Szu drew up an official index of characters and unified the written form for the use of scholars. This is chuan-shu and contained more than 3,000 characters. From that time to the present, there are five major styles of calligraphy:
Zhuanshu  (chuan-shu) seal script,
Lishu  (li-shu) clerical script,
Kaishu  (kai-shu) standard script,
Xingshu  (hsing-shu) semi-cursive script, and
Caoshu  (tsao-shu) cursive script.
Xingcao  The combination of Xing and Cao.
(The Japanese calls these tensho, reisho, kaisho, gyosho, and sosho styles.) It is remarkable that after two thousand years, all five styles of writings are still in use today.
A few of my selected works are presented herein. They are very good for your room decoration, art collection for curiosities, and just for fun. I hope you enjoy them.
Click here for my old works. 请点击这里查看我的老作品.
Thanks for watching, what are the problems and suggestions please contact me and I will do the adjustment accordingly. For your support and encouragement, and once again express my heartfelt thanks!
感谢收看,有什么问题和建议请联系我.我会根据您的需要做相应调整.对您的支持与鼓励,再一次表示衷心的感谢!
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seal script 
clerical script 
standard script 
semi-cursive script 
cursive script 
