Delight in one thousand characters the classic manual of East Asian calligraphy
"An esteemed masterpiece, the One Thousand Character Essay embodies the philosophy, mythology and history of ancient China. The Essay was composed by the literary giant Zhou Xingsi in the sixth century as a rhymed composition with no repeated ideographs. It has been sung to infants as a lullaby...
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| spelling | Delight in one thousand characters the classic manual of East Asian calligraphy translated and edited by Kazuaki Tanahashi and Susan O'Leary First edition Boulder, Colorado Shambhala Publications, Inc. [2022] 169 Seiten Illustrationen 26 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier One thousand character essay / by Zhou Xingsi -- One thousand character essay / brushed by Zhiyong "An esteemed masterpiece, the One Thousand Character Essay embodies the philosophy, mythology and history of ancient China. The Essay was composed by the literary giant Zhou Xingsi in the sixth century as a rhymed composition with no repeated ideographs. It has been sung to infants as a lullaby, functioned to teach language and writing, used as library index codes and as signs for seating applicants for examinations selecting public officials. The One Thousand Character Essay provides a window into the social values of the times and the importance of nature in defining the individual's and society's relation to the larger world. It refers to and draws on the meaning of the writing of Confucius, Laozi, Mengzi, Mozi, and Zhuangzi, the essential ancient Chinese writers. As the Essay reflects core values in Chinese civilization throughout time and gives insight into its major early writers, it can be a fundamental text in studying Chinese classical works. Its influence extended to Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and beyond"-- Text in English and Chinese Zhou, Xingsi 469-521 Qian zi wen (DE-588)120977321X gnd rswk-swf Zhou, Xingsi / -521 / Qian zi wen Zhiyong / Zhen cao Qian zi wen Chinese language / Readers Qian zi wen (Zhou, Xingsi) Chinese language Readers (Publications) Zhou, Xingsi 469-521 Qian zi wen (DE-588)120977321X u DE-604 Tanahashi, Kazuaki 1933- (DE-588)118947052 edt trl Zhou, Xingsi -521 Qian zi wen Zhiyong Zhen cao Qian zi wen Delight in one thousand characters |
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