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The genres of Calligraphy genre[‘ʒɔŋrə]派
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There are five genres in Chinese calligraphy. These were the Zhuan, Li, Kai, Xing and Cao genres
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Ordinary Chinese people also seemed to like calligraphy a lot . Someone will ask does calligraphy still have these practical functions now?
Some critics suggest that different genres of Chinese calligraphy have different political implications.
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I’ve heard that most emperors（皇帝） were good at calligraphy. The Tang Dynasty Emperor Li Shimin was an avid [. ævid]热心的collector of Wang Xi zhi’s writings. That’s right. Qing Dynasty Emperor Qian Long played a key role in compiling an authoritative （有权 威的）collection of calligraphy. To some extent（程度） preferences of the Emperors had an influence on the rise and fall of certain calligraphy genres.
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小组成员：刘科 王聪 阿布都热 合曼
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sponsorship [´spɔnsəʃip] 发起 赞助 the Imperial Civil
Service examinations 科举考试
accomplishment 素质 stimulated [´stimjuleit] 起
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The Art of Calligraphy
Calligraphy [kə‘ligrəfi] 书法
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The history of Calligraphy
. Historically, Chinese calligraphy and politics
were closely intertwined. Over 2,000 years ago, Emperor Qin Shihuang, the first Emperor in Chinese history, established[i´stæbliʃt]（已建立） the official Chinese writing characters.