rubbing or copybook of stone inscriptions; calligraphy model
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rubbing or printed copy of stone or wood inscriptions; calligraphy copybook
formalSpecifically refers to reproductions of carved calligraphic works, used as models for practicing traditional Chinese calligraphy and seal carving. Includes both rubbings (拓本) and later printed editions (印本).
Xué学
xí习
shū书
fǎ法
，
lín临
mó摹
gǔ古
rén人
bēi碑
tiè帖
shì是
jī基
chǔ础
。
When learning calligraphy, copying ancient碑帖 is fundamental.
Tā他
shōu收
cáng藏
le了
yī一
běn本
zhēn珍
guì贵
de的
Yán颜
Zhēn真
qīng卿
bēi碑
tiè帖
。
He owns a precious碑帖 of calligraphy by Yan Zhenqing.
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Zhè这
běn本
bēi碑
tiè帖
de的
zì字
jì迹
fēi非
cháng常
qīng清
xī晰
，
shì适
hé合
chū初
xué学
zhě者
lín临
mó摹
。
The writing in this碑帖 is very clear, suitable for beginners to copy.
Bó博
wù物
guǎn馆
zhèng正
zài在
zhǎn展
chū出
Táng唐
Sòng宋
shí时
qī期
de的
zhù著
míng名
bēi碑
tiè帖
。
The museum is exhibiting famous碑帖 from the Tang and Song dynasties.