HISTORY of CALLIGRAPHY: From Sacred Texts to Internet Memes | Domestika English

High art, or tiresome chore? Calligraphy continues to flourish in a world where we no longer need to write by hand. But why was calligraphy considered a higher art than painting in China, whilst medieval European scribes bemoaned the practice? Find out more on the blog:
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[@callimoud]

Thank you so much for this magnificent video ❤️✨

[@HolahkuTaigiTWFormosanDiplomat]

1:04 only 10% right since most of the Hànjī/Kanji words didn't work like this, the meaning change and make no sense in the modern day but it's all culture things so, and there are lots of combing of the words with different parts, one part may sysmbol the sound, another part symbol the minium category it can fit with the word and in high chance you still have no idea about the meaning and its pronounciation of the word.

[@preetinderkaur2820]

Wonderful

[@muhammadadamdarwish5375]

Buddhism is actually from ancient India.

[@mrshaver88]

Buddha was not Indian

[@muhammadadamdarwish5375]

@@mrshaver88 I said ANCIENT India not today India.