How many ways to write the word "longevity" in ancient and modern times?
There is no accurate statistics, at least 100 species!
The attached picture shows "One Hundred Days of Life". Including 100 ways to write "Shouzi".
I have several other versions of "Hundred Days of Life" and found that there are many other ways to write it.
You may also have the word 100 on your bowl.
How many ways to write the word * * *?
Gong fagen: 40 years 15000 "longevity" (figure)
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The article talks about "seriously collecting the word" shou "on various paintings, porcelain and paper fans. By New Year's Day, he had collected as many as 15,000 kinds of Xiaozhuan Shouzi. "
How many ways to write the word "thin man"?
I only know two kinds: simple and complicated. I guess there are official script, cursive script, running script, Liu Ti, inkstone and Wang Ti. ......
There are several traditional writing methods.
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Can't this be mapped?
How many ways to write the word calligraphy?
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How many ways are there to write the seal script of Shouzi?
There are tens of thousands of ways to write the seal script of Shouzi, and the above picture lists the ten most commonly used ways to write it.
Seal character
Seal script is one of the ancient Chinese characters, also called seal script. It is a general term for ancient Chinese characters. "Seal makers spread it, spread its physics, and apply it endlessly." The ancients thought that seal script was written by Cang Xie, but this is not credible. The generation of a kind of writing needs a long development process, and it is impossible for a person to complete it in a short time. Generally speaking, seal script includes all the characters before official script and their extended genera, such as Oracle Bone Inscriptions,, Six Kingdoms, Xiao seal, Miao seal and overprint. Narrow sense mainly refers to "Da Zhuan" and "Xiao Zhuan". The font of seal script is round and the structure conforms to the meaning of six books, so Sun said in the Tang Dynasty, "Seal script is graceful and smooth".
Classification of seal script
big seal character
Dazhuan refers to Oracle Bone Inscriptions, Jinwen, Jinwen and Six Kingdoms, which stores the obvious features of ancient hieroglyphics. Xiao Zhuan, also known as "Qin Zhuan", is a commonly used character in Qin State and a simplified font of Da Zhuan, which is characterized by uniform and neat glyphs and is easier to write than Wen Shu. In the development history of Chinese characters, it is the transition between seal script and official script.
In the late Western Zhou Dynasty, Chinese characters developed into Da Zhuan. The development of seal script has produced two characteristics: first, the lines with uneven thickness in the early days became uniform and soft, and the lines they drew with utensils were very concise and vivid; Second, standardization, the glyph structure tends to be neat, and gradually deviates from the original shape of the picture, laying the foundation for the square characters. The big seal is for the later small seal. In a broad sense, Da Zhuan includes Xiao Zhuan, pre-Oracle Bone Inscriptions, bronze inscriptions and six-country scripts. The big seal script here refers to the Qin script that prevailed during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. With the eastward move to Luoyang, Qin occupied the hometown of the Western Zhou Dynasty, and at the same time inherited the writing of the Western Zhou Dynasty, which was developed on the basis of inheriting the bronze inscriptions. Regional, some are difficult to identify.
Dazhuan, also known as Zhuan (zhòu) text. It was named after it was recorded in Shi Shuo pian. History of Han Dynasty: "Fifteen poems, printed by Mrs. Shu of Zhou Shi." There are 225 Shuo Wen, which was collected by Xu Shen on the basis of nine Shi Shuo, and it is the main material for us to study Da Chuan today.
The original seal script is generally considered as "Shi Guwen". At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, in Tianxing County (now Fengxiang County, Baoji City, Shaanxi Province, called Yongcheng in ancient times, it was the capital of the pre-Qin Dynasty for more than 400 years, and there were a large number of pre-Qin cultural relics), the southern area was about three feet in diameter, with a small top and a large bottom, and the upper circle was flat like steamed bread. It is engraved with ten four-character poems written by Qin Xiangong in the eleventh year, which is the earliest stone inscription in China. Lost and found, lost again. More than 700 words were originally engraved, and more than 300 words are now in existence. These ten stone cities exist in the Forbidden City. Because the content recorded the hunting, it was named "Hunting or Carving Stones Forever". Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, thought this stone was shaped like a drum, so he renamed it "Shi Guwen". Now he is the representative of Da Zhuan.
Shi Guwen has a vigorous and dignified style. The font structure is neat, the strokes are even and round, horizontal and vertical, and the shape tends to be square. Da Zhuan largely retains the writing style of the late Western Zhou Dynasty, but slightly changes, making the strokes more neat and symmetrical. The strokes are round. The lines are more uniform than the bronze inscriptions, and the lines have reached a complete level, with no obvious unevenness in thickness. The body structure is more neat than the bronze inscriptions, and it began to get rid of the shackles of hieroglyphics, laying the foundation for square Chinese characters. There are few variants on the same object. The font is complex, the radicals often overlap, and writing is inconvenient.
Small/small seal characters
After Qin Shihuang unified China (22 1 year ago), Xiao Zhuan implemented the policy of "the words are the same, the cars are the same", and unified measurement is responsible. On the basis of the original script of the Qin Dynasty's Da Zhuan, it was simplified, and the variant characters of the other six countries were cancelled, creating a unified writing form of Chinese characters. It was popular in China until the end of the Western Han Dynasty (about 8 AD) and was gradually replaced by official script. But because of its beautiful font, it has always been favored by calligraphers.