This topic involves calligraphy. I'll translate the materials for you first.
Cizhong: Wang Cizhong, a calligrapher, lived in the Qin Dynasty and the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Ancient books: Books here refer to calligraphy, that is, ancient calligraphy.
Fang Guang: refers to the flat and wide brushwork of calligraphy.
Wave potential: refers to the strokes of official script bending like waves.
Jane Chu: the title of Emperor of the Eastern Han Dynasty
The meaning of this passage is that calligraphy started from Wang Ci, and it is no longer as flat and wide as in ancient times (pre-Qin), and the wave bends of strokes become less. In the early years of the Eastern Han Dynasty, official script gradually evolved into regular script, and the prototype of regular script appeared.
After translating the material, let's look at four options.
A said that Wang Cizhong was the founder of Lishu, which was obviously wrong. From the material point of view, Ci Zhong is the person who began to turn official script into regular script, and everyone before Wang Ci Zhong wrote official script.
Option B says Zhong Zhong tried to create cursive script, but it was wrong. Wang Zhong tried to create regular script.
Option C says that ancient books are regular script, which is wrong. It is mentioned in the material that people before Wang Cizhong wrote official script, and after Wang Cizhong, regular script gradually appeared.
There is an error in the software of option D. Like C, after my inquiry, the correct description of option D is "the evolution of calligraphy is inherited." That's right. The transformation from official script to regular script is a slow and long-term process, which was not completed in one day, nor was it completed by Wang Cizhong alone. This reflects the inheritance of evolution, which is inherited from official script and then developed into regular script.
This is the official script. Look at its strokes, you can feel the "wave potential", flat and wide.
Regular script is to straighten the wave potential of this stroke.
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