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This is a comprehensive Chinese calligraphy dictionary, allowing users to explore various styles such as Regular Script, Cursive Script, Clerical Script, Seal Script, and Kaishu, with over 4 million calligraphy character forms included (covering Oracle Bone Script, Inscriptions on Bronze, Qin Bamboo Slips, Seal Engraving, and more); additionally featuring over 1.3 million ballpoint pen character forms.

It serves as an anthology of famous calligraphic masterpieces throughout Chinese history, containing a wealth of high-definition model books, rubbings, along with annotations and explanations.

It's a character creation tool that incorporates authentic calligraphy fonts by master calligraphers to ignite inspiration for calligraphy creations (also offering a wide range of content including poems, couplets, and more).

It compiles a complete collection of ancient Chinese print works, containing numerous imprints and seals that can be searched based on the imprint text.

It functions as an ancient Chinese language dictionary with abundant ancient dictionaries including the Kangxi Dictionary and Shuowen Jiezi, making it convenient for searches and textual research.

As a professional calligraphy teacher platform providing numerous tutorials and a plethora of instructional videos guiding students through the imitation of renowned calligraphers.

Embrace the wisdom of the past to understand the present. "Appreciating Calligraphy" accompanies you in admiring the beauty of Chinese characters and delving into the essence of calligraphy.

• The collection includes numerous authentic works by famous calligraphers such as:

• Wang Xizhi’s "Fast Snow Clearing Post," "Seventeen Poems," "July Post," "Second Xie’s Post," "Chaotic Times Post," "Giving Orange Post," "Peaceful Post," "Touring Eyes Post," "Aunt Post," "First Moon Post," "After Rain Post," "Lv You’s Post," and more;

• Yan Zhenqing’s "Duo Bao Pagoda Stele," "Yan Qinli Stele," "Nephew Offering Sacrifices Manuscript," "Seating Arrangement Post," "Wang Lin Tombstone Inscription," "General Pei’s Poem," "Huzhou Post," "Ma Gu Divine Altar Record," "Begging Rice Post," and many more;

• Mi Fu’s "Simplified Reference to Su Taijian’s Political Page," "Shu Su Post," "Taixi Poem," "Three Folded Running Scripts" along with many other works;

• Wang Xianzhi’s “Yesterday's Post,” “Leopard Slave's Post,” “Joining Army Post,” “Nursemaid Tag,” “Thirteen Rows of Luoshen Fu,” “Nine Grass Script Tags” among others;

• Sun Guoting’s “Jingfu Palace Fu,” “Thousand Character Classic in Cursive Script,” and more;

• Chu Suiliang’s “Large-character Yin Fu Jing,” “Ni Kuan Praise,” “Imitation of Wang Xianzhi’s Flying Bird Tablet,” “Imitation of Wang Xizhi’s Lanting Preface,” “Yiqie Buddhist Grotto Tablet,” “Meng Monk Stele,” “Chant for Yan Ta Stupa” and others;

• Su Shi’s “Ode to the Red Cliff Before,” “Cold Food Festival Poem Welfare,” “Dongting Spring Scenery Fu,” “Homecoming Maiden Ci”,“Pavilion of the Drunken Correspondent”,“Umbrella Clouds at Sky Li”,“Du Fu Hall Achievements Scroll” and much more;

Furthermore, works by Huang Tingjian, Zhong Yao, Song Huizong Zhao Ji in Thin Gold Style, Zhiyong, He Zhizhang, Zhang Xu, Ouyang Xun, Ouyang Xiu, Liu Gongquan, Huaisu, Xu Hao, Li Yong , Zhao Mengfu,Wen Zhengming,Dong Qichang,Qianlong,Qi Baishi among other ancient Chinese calligraphers are continuously being updated...