Chinese water graffiti

An artist at the Summer Palace in Beijing China drawing calligraphy on the ground with water. There were a few artists there doing this all day since the quotations they write dry as they write them. This artist even allowed a Japanese tourist try it out.

This was part of a Hong Kong tour, hence the Cantonese speaking in the background.

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[henry5252515]

fuck racism

art has no bundary :)

[Cat Money]

this dudes movements are so fluent he makes this look effortless

[channelsking]

中華漢字之美！

[Sukuraidogai]

いいえ、結構です。「カンジ」を使います。

It doesn't matter which I use, and I prefer Japanese. So I will use Japanese.

[H kn]

he is writing in Chinese, not japanese, so please refer to it as hanzi, not kanji. Simple as that.

[Sukuraidogai]

I don't know Chinese, but "kanji" is how you refer to the "real" Chinese characters as well as the Japanese adopted characters IN Japanese. =/

So yes, both "kanji" and "hanzi" are correct. You're just saying it in Chinese and I'm saying it in Japanese.

[H kn]

wow so ignorant. "communistic government does not allow any type of individual expression." LOL you made me laugh get an education

[H kn]

kanji are chinese characters used in the Japanese language.

These are actual, real chinese characters, Han Zi. Not kanji

[csNoir]

Beautiful handwriting

[maoxinyao1987]

写得很美啊，怎么会有人不喜欢。。。

[YuzaDaMan]

there is no certain "style" to graffiti, i have alot of knowledge, you could chuck paint on a wall and make some fucking patterns out of it and its still graffiti, its whatever you make it.