00:00Chinese calligraphy, an ancient art form, is a visual expression of the Chinese language through the use of ink and brush.
00:07It is not merely a method of writing, but a highly regarded cultural practice that embodies the aesthetic and philosophical values of Chinese civilization.
00:17The art is characterized by its emphasis on motion, pressure, and the rhythm of the brush strokes, which are believed to reflect the calligrapher's emotions and character.
00:27There are several major styles, such as seal script, clerical script, regular script, running script, and cursive script, each with its own historical context and aesthetic qualities.
00:41Calligraphy is traditionally practiced on rice paper or silk and is often accompanied by the artist's seal.
00:47It is a revered art form that requires years of disciplined practice and is considered one of the highest forms of Chinese cultural expression.
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