Liu Yi's Cursive Calligraphy of the Thousand Characters

Author: Liu Yi
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Publish Date: 1999-11-01
Features: "The Thousand-Character Classic" was composed by Zhou Xingsi, an official under Emperor Xian of the Southern Qi Dynasty, under the order of Emperor Xiao Yan. Written in a thousand different Chinese characters, it follows a four-character-per-line structure with parallelism and rhyme, making it fresh, fluent, and easy to memorize. For thousands of years, this text has been widely circulated and become an immortal masterpiece.
Since the Northern and Southern Dynasties, many renowned calligraphers have written "The Thousand-Character Classic," including Zhi Yong, Ouyang Xun, Huai Su, Zhang Xu, Zhao Mengfu, and Xian Yu?u, among others, whose works have been passed down through the ages. To promote traditional Chinese culture and showcase the calligraphic art of contemporary masters, we will compile and publish the "Contemporary Masters on the Thousand-Character Classic" series to meet the needs of. "Liu Yi's Cangcao Thousand-Character Classic" is one of them.