A Chinese font. There are two parts: big seal and small seal. Seal is a bronze inscription, also known as calligraphy; Biography is a detailed explanation of the writing method stipulated after the unification of Qin (1). Wang Chang and Zhenze Chang Xue in Ming Dynasty: "The collection of Diamond Sutra, a seal script, has various styles, although not all of them are the same, it can also be seen that calligraphy has changed through the ages." The first act of Cao Yu's Peking Man: "On the forehead of the door of the small study, there is a horizontal plaque with the words' Yangxinzhai' in seal script." (2) Write seal script. Tang Hanyu's Postscript to "The Book of Kodou": "At that time, Li Jian and Yang Bing's seal scripts were unique." In the Qing Dynasty, Liang Zhangju wrote "Notes on the Four Characters of Returning to the Field and Peace in the World": "I heard that Master Ruan Yuntai used Songjiang filigree to seal the book Peace in the World every year before he was twenty years old, and the words were like Qin and Han tiles, which were clear and well written." (3). That is, Xiao Zhuan. Wang Mang is one of the six-style books. Han Shu's literary and artistic annals: "Six-body people are ancient prose, variant script, seal script, official script, Miao seal script and insect script." Wei Hengchuan, Book of Jin: "When Wang Mang was in power, Sikong Zhen Feng was ordered to collate the literary department and revise the ancient prose, and there were six more ... three were called seal scripts, and Qin seal scripts were also used."
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Interpretation of a Chinese character: seal script. Xiao zhuan. Seal script Seal script writing seal character: seal amount. Seal is often used as seal script, so it is synonymous with official seal and also a respectful name for others' names: seal cutting. Photo seal. Secondary seal. Taiwan Province seal. Radical: bamboo; Book Interpretation Books Works Cost: Books. Scholarly and bookish (refers to a scholar's style in speaking, writing, painting and so on. ) bookish (refers to the reader's habit of being divorced from reality) letter: letter. Letters. Letters. Letters. File: certificate. explain