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The Chinese Calligraphy Room (Middle and High School)
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Xing
Shu
(The Walking Style)
Click here to see our calligraphy teacher, Wang Lao Shi, demonstrate his skill.
My
name is Lian Lu Wen. I'm from Class Ten, Grade Eight. I'm 14 years old.
I love calligraphy. This character is xi. It means happiness.
I wrote this character using the walking style, which differs from
the standard or standing style because it is more fluid and less
angular. In the walking style, the brush stays on the page more. It is something
like cursive writing compared to printing. Below, you can see how I wrote
the character stroke-by-stroke.
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