What is the reason why Chinese pursue qinqi calligraphy and painting in their bones?

Because the culture of the Chinese nation is literary and artistic, and the qin, chess, calligraphy and painting are also literary and elegant, Chinese pursues elegance and the way of a gentleman.

Because the Chinese culture is broad and profound, the culture of the Chinese nation since ancient times is a very charming culture, it contains a lot of rhythm, and Chinese characters are also very cultured, so Chinese the pursuit of qinqi, calligraphy and painting, and these are all from ancient China.

The pursuit of qinqi calligraphy and painting in the bones of Chinese has been passed down since ancient times, because Chinese culture is broad and profound, Chinese characters are Chinese characters, and Chinese characters are very cultured characters, so Chinese have been pursuing calligraphy and painting since before.

The pursuit of a tranquil state, qin, chess, calligraphy and painting are all things to cultivate sentiment, after work, life, playing chess, reading and painting can be a good way for people to adjust their mentality and entertainment.

Because Chinese think that qinqi calligraphy and painting is a particularly beautiful thing, and then feel that as long as they master it, they feel that they are particularly powerful. Therefore, they all pursue proficiency in piano, chess, calligraphy and painting.

Because Qinqi calligraphy and painting is the culture that Chinese yearn for, Chinese people want to pursue Qinqi calligraphy and painting, and feel that they are a particularly literate person who has learned Qinqi calligraphy and painting.

Because these are popular things, things that are easy to start and have fun, in addition to other things such as chatting, playing cards, fishing, etc., but these things are not as good as the above, a little more authentic, elegant and artistic, and the pursuit of it is also a means for some people to earn money and make a living in reality, especially in ancient times.

How to say it, it may be the noble genes contained in our bones, and we are an ancient civilization.

Qin, chess, calligraphy and painting, also known as the "four arts", refers to the guqin, Go (one is said to be chess), calligraphy, painting, are the four arts that ancient Chinese literati admired and mastered.

Elegant, noble, cultural level, thousands of years of national civilization imprint!

Because I am Chinese, this is the reason.

Chinese culture is broad and profound, Qinqi calligraphy and painting is a culture that every Chinese pursues, and all Chinese pursue Qinqi calligraphy and painting in their bones.

This is something left by our ancestors. In the past, the daughters of large families had to know how to play the piano, chess, calligraphy and painting. There are only benefits to this passing down, and there is no harm in passing it on.

Qinqi, calligraphy and painting refer to the four ancient artistic relics or skills of qinse, go, calligraphy and painting, all of which originated in ancient times.

In ancient times, qin, chess, calligraphy and painting were the skills that the literati and scholars, including some famous ladies, had to master for self-cultivation, and now they often indicate personal cultural literacy. The term qinqi, calligraphy and painting first appeared in the Tang Dynasty, and it was not until the Southern Song Dynasty that Xiangqi was invented, and the two dynasties were separated by more than 400 years, so the chess in it did not refer to Xiangqi.

Calligraphic form. In the early period of Chinese civilization, there were oracle bone inscriptions, gold inscriptions (inscriptions on bronze vessels), in the pre-Qin period, they were mainly carved on bamboo slips with knives, and there were fonts such as seal script and small Kai, and after the Han Dynasty, they were mainly written with brushes, and there were various writing forms such as official script, Wei tablet, regular script, line script, cursive script, Song style, etc.

Calligraphy in a narrow sense, calligraphy refers to the method and rules of writing Chinese characters with a brush. Including pen holding, pen movement, dot painting, structure, layout (distribution, line order, chapter) and so on.