Pen calligraphy common Chinese characters 7000

Author: Wu Yusheng
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Publishing Date: 1999-11-01
Features: This book is written according to the Modern Chinese Common Character List. The 7,000 characters are arranged by stroke count, and characters with the same stroke count are ordered by stroke sequence "horizontal, vertical, hook, dot, and fold." Regular script is not only the most widely used script but also the foundation for further learning of cursive and running scripts. Comrade Wu Yusheng's regular script is not only elegant and refined but also strictly follows standardized writing, making it highly valuable for appreciation and practical use. It is hoped that this book will help readers in learning regular script and effectively using the 7,000 common characters in daily study, work, and life. In March 1988, the State Language and Character Work Committee and the Press and Publication Administration issued the Modern Chinese Common Character List to promote the standardization of China's language and characters, meeting the needs of publishing, printing, information processing, and other areas. The list includes 7,000 characters, selected based on high usage frequency, strong word-formation ability, commonality in daily life, and broad distribution across disciplines. These characters can be said to basically meet people's various needs for using Chinese characters. This book is written according to the Modern Chinese Common Character List. The 7,000 characters are arranged by stroke count, and characters with the same stroke count are ordered by stroke sequence "horizontal, vertical, hook, dot, and fold." Regular script is a fast and aesthetically pleasing script, widely used in daily life and work. Comrade Gu Zhong'an's regular script is graceful, beautiful, and flowing, making it highly valuable for appreciation and practical use.