Okay, here is the translation following your instructions: chengyu -> Chengyu

Author: Yu Changping (Editor)
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Publish Date: July 1, 2004
Features:
The "" (calligraphy copybooks) are models for practicing calligraphy. Among them, the ancient works of renowned calligraphers are highly revered by learners. So, can the text and calligraphic forms of these ancient works be improved while preserving their classical charm and giving them new intellectual depth? The compilers of this book have made a valuable attempt. The basic concept and specific approach involve selecting appropriate characters from the ancient works of calligraphy masters, combining them into idioms, and then interpreting the idioms to create a calligraphy practice book with the nature of an idiom dictionary. By recombining the ancient works, new life has been given to them, greatly expanding their scope of use. All the characters in the idioms of this book are taken from Ouyang Xun's Nine Dragons Screen, maintaining a unified and harmonious calligraphic style. The layout design of this book retains both the traditional vertical and right-to-left horizontal writing forms while adding the modern left-to-right horizontal writing form, catering to the diverse writing needs of learners. This creative Idiom Ouyang Xun is believed to provide helpful assistance to learners in calligraphy practice, idiom study, and other aspects.