Study on three issues in Xiao Mang Cang Cang Zhai’ s Collection of letters from the Qing dynasty calligrapher
Abstract
This paper contains three studies on the calligraphy contents Xiao Mang Cang Cang Zhai’s Collection of letters from the Qing dynasty calligrapher. The calligraphic spirit formation of Liu Yong and Kang Youwei; and the stele visit of literati in the Qing Dynasty.References
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