Zi Ling Traditional Calligraphy

Traditional Zi Ling calligraphy is as follows:

Ling (Pinyin: líng) is a commonly used Chinese character, and the earliest glyph is found in bronze inscriptions in the Spring and Autumn Period. Spirit is a special name for dancing witch in Chu language, and it can also refer to god by extension. The ancients thought that people would become elves after death, so spirit also refers to things related to the dead, such as mourning halls. It can also refer to kindness, and by extension, it can refer to intelligence and understanding of things. There is also flexibility and dexterity, such as agility, cleverness and ingenuity.

Pictophonetic characters in the first half of Chinese painting are the ancient word "zero", which means rainfall. Here, it's next to the sound. When you say it, it means arrival. The lower part is a sign, referring to the altar, which is related to the original meaning of the word "spirit", meaning dancing to the gods.

Zi Ling made sentences.

1, the fetus is not weak, the shepherd is not as fast as them, and will definitely be caught up!

2. Only larks are laughing in the Woods, so happy!

3. A clean jade deer full of spirituality, a rabbit in Yunshan, and a crystal jade cow.

4, look at the individual's spiritual sense. Strong spiritual consciousness, perception can be integrated into heaven and earth, some colorless and odorless gases, seemingly imperceptible to the five senses of the human body, are completely invisible in perception. Mental weakness can also be judged by the reaction of the body. When any qi comes into contact with human skin, the human body will have a weak reaction, so as to judge the heavenly stems and earthly branches attribute of its yin-yang and five elements.