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China's "Words" and "Characters"
Zhiying
Read an illustrated blog post. College students hang their sheets on tall buildings and make their own declarations to the world. There are memories and sighs. There is sarcasm and cynicism. I thought of "pointing out the mountains and rivers, inspiring words and polluting Wan Huhou". I felt a lot when I saw it. Kids these days are really great. They dare to say anything and say whatever they want. Unlike in our time, when I wanted to say "I love you", I was disappointed. I'm not surprised at what they did. They made the sheets into manifesto flags and hung them high to make them float. Publicize one's personality. It's not that I'm surprised by the contents of their manifesto. How outspoken and bold they are, and how "life has to be like this, isn't it quick!" " "lofty sentiments. Instead, they are amazed at the "writing" of their ancestors.
I don't know whether the so-called "letters" in the west, like China's square characters, have gradually deduced a "law" in the long application process. China's writing method was later interpreted as something called "calligraphy". The meaning of "calligraphy" here is different from what we usually call "writing method". It has entered the door of art ...
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