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Chinese calligraphy is an artistic practice of writing Chinese characters, often with a brush and ink on rice paper. The 1． (develop) of Chinese calligraphy began alongside the earliest Chinese characters 2． (discover) to date from the Shang Dynasty in Anyang, Henan Province. Over time, calligraphy gradually took shape as a form of art rather than a mere means of record. Calligraphy is a 3． (demand) and advanced art. The type of brush, density (浓度) of ink and texture (质感) of paper can all affect the output. Structure and spacial layout (空间布局) as a whole determine its quality. Moreover, it is widely believed 4． the emotions and philosophy of the writer are directly reflected on calligraphy.

Calligraphy is refined art (高雅艺术). Lan Ting Xu, created by Wang Xizhi during the Eastern Jin Dynasty (317-420), 5． (be) one of the most famous masterpieces of Chinese calligraphy. 6． (it) elegance and expressive brush work bestowed (授予) it both historical 7． cultural significance in Chinese literature. Calligraphy is also within reach, which means other common people can have access to it. Like 8． Spring Festival couplets, calligraphy has always demonstrated persons’ preference for the traditional cultures 9． hanging up some famous works of calligraphy. Without doubt, the artistry is still 10． (high) valued today, for it is more than just writing, it is a living heritage.