Primary School Students' Common Words and Idioms in Regular Script – Categorized Idioms

Author: Zhang Xi
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: As the ancients said, "Characters are a person's robes and caps." This shows that characters are a person's second appearance, a of a person. Writing good characters has an undeniable potential impact on a person's study and work. To promote quality education, enhance the aesthetic taste and artistic cultivation of primary school students, and guide them to write neat, standardized, and beautiful calligraphy (pencil writing), we have specially invited the renowned calligrapher Zhang Xi to meticulously write this set of "Standard Regular Script Character Books for Common Chinese Words and Idioms for Primary School Students."
This set of books is divided into four volumes: "Synonyms and Antonyms," "Categorized Idioms," "Idioms with the Same Starting Character," and "Synonymous and Antonymous Idioms." The selected words and idioms are commonly encountered and used in primary school classroom learning. While practicing calligraphy, readers can also learn more vocabulary and reinforce classroom knowledge.
"The difficulty of copying from a model lies in losing the original's spatial arrangement but capturing its brushwork; the ease of tracing a model lies in capturing the spatial arrangement but losing its brushwork." Therefore, experts believe that practicing good calligraphy should primarily combine copying and tracing. This set of books can be used for both copying and tracing, offering comprehensive functionality. Readers can choose to write on transparent white paper, then use a separate sheet of paper beside it to observe the character's form and strokes for copying, and finally trace over the black characters with a pen.
This scientific and convenient approach to practicing calligraphy will help readers elevate their penmanship (pencil writing) to a new level.