The Role of Calligraphy in Traditional Chinese Culture
- 1. What is the primary tool used in traditional Chinese calligraphy?
A) Brush
B) Pencil
C) Pen
D) Marker
- 2. What does the term 'Shu Fa' refer to in Chinese culture?
A) Painting
B) Calligraphy
C) Sculpture
D) Poetry
- 3. Which dynasty is known for significantly developing Chinese calligraphy?
A) Tang Dynasty
B) Qing Dynasty
C) Ming Dynasty
D) Han Dynasty
- 4. What aspect of Chinese culture does calligraphy most closely relate to?
A) Dance
B) Martial Arts
C) Music
D) Literature
- 5. What role does calligraphy play in Chinese poetry?
A) Translates meaning
B) Enhances artistic expression
C) Reduces length
D) Summarizes content
- 6. What is the primary artistic principle emphasized in calligraphy?
A) Texture
B) Color
C) Perspective
D) Balance
- 7. In Chinese culture, what does good calligraphy symbolize?
A) Cultivation and education
B) Longevity
C) Power
D) Wealth
- 8. Who is considered one of the greatest calligraphers in Chinese history?
A) Zhuangzi
B) Laozi
C) Wang Xizhi
D) Confucius
- 9. Which of the following is a famous calligraphy work?
A) Lantingji Xu
B) Tao Te Ching
C) Journey to the West
D) The Art of War
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