The transliteration of the word "Wen Jing" may come from other languages. For example, the name "Wen Jing" is a possible source. If this name appears in an article, novel or TV series, then Wenjing probably refers to this character. In addition, the Chinese character "Jing" means "elegance" and "dignity" in Chinese, and it also means "beauty". Therefore, if the word "quiet" appears, it may also describe a woman's beauty or style. For example, "Wen Jing's dance is elegant and dignified, which makes people fall in love."
In modern Chinese, the word "Wen Jing" is rarely used to express some meaning. But we can infer its meaning from some similar words. For example, the Chinese character "Jing" and the Chinese character "Jing" have overlapping meanings, both of which mean "quiet", "peace" and "quiet", so Jing Jing may emphasize some kind of quiet and calm state or mood. Frankly speaking, "quiet" means "quiet and beautiful writing", which can also be understood as an elegant and profound writing style. Therefore, in a beautiful article, "quiet" can be used to express the quality, style or temperament of the text.
The word "quiet" is also often used to describe and praise some aspects of calligraphy art, for example, it can be said that a certain font is beautiful, smooth and natural, or that calligraphers' works are fresh, dignified and elegant. Because the meaning of the word "quiet" itself is abstract, it is sometimes used to refer to a certain writing technique or style in the field of calligraphy, rather than simply referring to the font itself. Generally speaking, Wen Jing has a close relationship with the art of calligraphy, but this is not its only meaning.