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Find tips on how to write Chinese calligraphy in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy, writing and language.
Discover how to write Chinese characters correctly in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Learn more ways to write Chinese characters correctly in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Get tips on Chinese dot calligraphy with the examples in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Find out how to write 1, 2 and 3 in Chinese calligraphy in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Discover how to write the number four in Chinese calligraphy in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Get tips on how to write the number five in Chinese calligraphy in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Learn how to write the number five in Chinese calligraphy in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Get tips on how to write the number six in Chinese calligraphy in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Find out how to write the number seven in Chinese calligraphy with this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Learn how to write then number eight in Chinese calligraphy with this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Get tips on how to write the number nine in Chinese calligraphy with this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Discover how to write the number ten in Chinese calligraphy with this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Find more ways to write the number 10 in Chinese calligraphy in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Find easy ways to write 1 & 2 in Chinese in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Learn more easy ways to write 1 & 2 in Chinese in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Find easy ways to write 3 & 4 in Chinese in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Learn easy ways to write 5 & 6 in Chinese in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Find easy ways to write 7 & 8 in Chinese in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
Learn easy ways to write 9 & 10 in Chinese in this free video clip on Asian calligraphy and language.
China is one of the oldest recorded nations on the face of the earth and one of the most technically advanced as well. As humans we are able to trace back our lineage thousands of years and most end up going through China at some point along the way. The Chinese have one of the oldest forms of writing as well called calligraphy. This is a very difficult and complex series of lines, dots and characters that make up the Chinese alphabet. They also have separate symbols and characters for full words and even numbers.
Although it is not the easiest language to learn to write there are a few pieces of advice that can help you along your way of learning to write in Chinese. Our expert, Bo Feng, will show you both the contemporary way of writing numbers to ten and then an easier, condensed way to do the same thing. He will walk you step by step through each number and explain each line and dot. Since there is a lot of important detail in each these lessons are invaluable to the serious student. So pick up your pen or quill or whatever you want and lets get to calligraphyin!
Bo Feng Bo Feng is an experienced Chinese/English translator and interpreter. He has worked for Chinese International Travel Services, Lingnan Art Publishing House and Phillips Petroleum. Feng is also a practitioner of Chinese calligraphy and painting, producer of animated shorts, for which he has won a regional award at College Television Competition sponsored by the Academy of Television Arts and Science, in addition to being a web designer and internet marketer for Traditional Chinese Medicine. Currently, Feng is receiving an MA in Chinese candidate at University of Massachusetts Amherst. Feng has also earned an MA in Art and MFA in Computer Graphics, both from UMass Amherst.dkdk
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