slender-gold script; Emperor Huizong's calligraphy style
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slender-gold script; the calligraphy style created by Emperor Huizong of Song (Zhao Ji), characterized by thin, sharp, rigid, and upright strokes
A highly distinctive calligraphy style from the Song Dynasty, named for its thin, metallic-looking strokes. It requires exceptional brush control and is considered difficult to master.
Shòu瘦
jīn金
tǐ体
de的
bǐ笔
huà画
shòu瘦
yìng硬
tǐng挺
bá拔
，
dú独
jù具
yī一
gé格
。
The slender-gold script features thin, rigid, and upright strokes with a unique style.
Sòng宋
Huī徽
zōng宗
de的
shòu瘦
jīn金
tǐ体
zài在
shū书
fǎ法
shǐ史
shàng上
zhàn占
yǒu有
zhòng重
yào要
dì地
wèi位
。
Emperor Huizong's slender-gold script holds an important place in the history of calligraphy.
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Xué学
xí习
shòu瘦
jīn金
tǐ体
xū需
yào要
hěn很
qiáng强
de的
bǐ笔
lì力
kòng控
zhì制
。
Learning the slender-gold script requires excellent brush control.
Zhè这
fú幅
zuò作
pǐn品
shì是
yòng用
shòu瘦
jīn金
tǐ体
shū书
xiě写
de的
。
This work was written in the slender-gold script.