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Where can you buy this kind of paper?
Charliekun1 10 months ago
nice!
16BIT48KHZ 1 year ago
@16BIT48KHZ Thank you.
lcy256 1 year ago
i love your calligraphy.
ArabianWatchYou 3 years ago
Thank you.
lcy256 3 years ago
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ArabianWatchYou 3 years ago
I'm so sorry about that mix-up!
Thank you very much for your clear explanation.
Xie xie
preshusspuppyy 3 years ago
Thank you.
lcy256 3 years ago
Nihao Haiying,
Means tsong wen, right?
I don't understand the difference between tsong wen and po tong hua.
Anyway, your calligraphy is beautiful!
I am very interested in learning stroke order. Do you have calligraphy practice sheets that indicate 1, 2, 3, etc for stroke order?
Xie xie
preshusspuppyy 3 years ago
Thanks for your comment. Please note you have mistaken someone else's name for my video. My name is Ching-Yuen.
Tsong Wen ("Chinese") refers to the generic Chinese languages - it could be thousands or hundreds of dialects and it also includes the official Mandarin which is also called Pu Tong Hua ("commonly spoken language.") I hope this clarifies the differences.
More videos will be uploaded later. Thanks.
lcy256 3 years ago