Where is the largest work clothes wholesale market in China?

Guangzhou is a bigger and more global clothing distribution center, such as Thirteen Lines and White Horse. Any market is much bigger than hangzhou sijiqing. But there are so many commodities that unfamiliar people can't finish shopping for a few days, and the commodities are uneven. eiNo。 : He is familiar with the clothing industry. If you have any questions, you can talk to him and ask him. .

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There are several views on "calligraphy without typos":

1. "There are no typos in calligraphers' works". Some people think that calligraphy works emphasize lines rather than words.

Calligraphy is the art of lines. When looking at a calligraphy work, you can't get too close, but you can see the comprehensive effect of the lines from a distance. You can't read word by word, otherwise you will ignore and violate the artistic characteristics of calligraphy. )

A calligrapher who paints characters. Tiger painting tiger, dragon painting dragon. You can also often see calligraphers who "wrap around words", one word wraps around from beginning to end and the other word wraps around from beginning to end. )

2. Historical reasons.

There is a saying in calligraphy called "Learn from Qin and Han Dynasties", which means that in order to write its own characteristics, calligraphy must learn from the inscriptions in Qin and Han Dynasties. Because the masters copied irregular fonts, there is a saying that "calligraphy has no typos".

(2) The background of the times: The Qing Dynasty practiced the literary inquisition, and the calligraphers of the Qing Dynasty deliberately misspelled Ming characters in order to prevent being accused of returning to the Qing Dynasty.

(3) Evolution of glyphs: The development history of China characters is a history of changes from complicated and individual characters to unification and standardization. Oracle bone inscriptions and biographies must be known by reference books. Inscriptions before the Han Dynasty are relatively difficult to identify, because many words are very different from today's, and the writing of the same word in different inscriptions is also very different, and the phenomenon of missing pens is everywhere. After the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, it was gradually standardized, and the characters on the tablet were not much different from the current Chinese characters. In ancient China, there was no mandatory decree of the state on the standardization of language and writing, and there was no national standard Chinese dictionary as popular as it is now. So it's not surprising that many words are a little less.