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SHU FA (Chinese Calligraphy)

SHU FA is an art of writing Chinese characters which has developed over many centuries in China. SHU FA is a unique cultural resource that China can contribute to the cultural diversity of today's world.

Japan and South Korea have seen calligraphy as the cradle of art and have been promoting the healthy development of calligraphy.

Calligrapher is regarded as an artist, their artwork can be found in places like museum, exhibition and auction hall. Good work of ancient or today calligraphers are searched by collectors around the world.

Practicing Shu Fa becomes a new age hobby in many countries, it becomes more popular worldwide. People practice Calligraphy on the street in Beijing as their daily exercise.

		People find enjoyment in practicing it, and it can contribute to development of :- Improve writing Skill and understand Chinese History. patience, thoughtful and better concentration in doing work. Relieving tension and Psychological balance. Prevent Dementia. Create Inner Peace.
People practice Chinese Calligraphy on street in Beijing. See Video

Chinese character
A Chinese character or Han character is a logogram used in writing Chinese, Japanese, sometimes Korean, and formerly Vietnamese.

The number of Chinese characters contained in dictionary is approximately 63,000.

Written styles
There are numerous styles, or scripts, in which Chinese characters can be written, deriving from various calligraphic and historical models. These characters were used over 3,000 years ago.

	Oracle Bone scripts being no longer used.
	Seal Script The oldest script that is still in use today
	Clerical Script 隶书 The scripts that still used regularly

	Regular Script 楷书 Used for most printing
	Semi-cursive Script 行书 used for most handwriting
	Cursive Script 草书 literally "grass script" is not in general use, And is a purely artistic calligraphic style.

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Chinese Calligraphy

Chinese calligraphy is an art with an illustrious tradition as old as the culture itself. For nearly two thousand years, the basic media, the major script variations, and the standards of excellence of the art have remained almost unchanged. Today, Chinese calligraphy is still considered an elegant art form even in neighboring countries such as Japan and Korea.

Chinese character

A Chinese character, Han character or Hanzi is a logogram used in writing Chinese , Japanese , rarely Korean , and formerly Vietnamese . The number of Chinese characters contained in the Kangxi dictionary is approximately 47,035, although a large number of these are rarely used variants accumulated throughout history.

Calligraphy

Calligraphy means beautiful writing. Calligraphy is fun. Calligraphy is an art. Calligraphy is a hobby. This site is dedicated to helping people learn and ...

Calligraphy - Shu Fa

"Shu Fa" or calligraphy, commonly known as brush calligraphy, is an art unique to Asian cultures. The word “Shu” which means calligraphy, is one of the four basic skills and disciplines of the Chinese literati. The others are the “Hua” (painting), “Qin” (a string musical instrument), and “Qi” (a strategic board game).