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Chinese calligraphy

Name: Chinese calligraphy
Author: Edoardo Fazzioli

by Edoardo Fazzioli

Philosophy

1987

A guide to reading the pictographs or symbols of the Chinese language, focusing on the 214 radicals of the Kang Xi; divided into eight groups based on analogies in form or meaning.

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