The potential of Chinese characters is strong and easy, like a dragon jumping into the sky and a tiger lying in the phoenix. -Xiao Yan, Emperor of the Southern Liang Dynasty, "Comments on the Advantages and Disadvantages of Ancient and Modern Scholars"

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I always see dragons and snakes walking away. -Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty

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Wan is like a silver hook, but he floats like a phoenix. -Suo Jing, a calligrapher in the Western Jin Dynasty

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As the ancients said: First, one must have a high personality, and second, one must learn from the ancients, which is the method of calligraphy. Xi Zhi, a scholar, therefore, when you are familiar with your hands, you must first cultivate various virtues to be familiar with your body. Virtue is familiar to the body, and books are in the hands, so it is a book. -Three Flavors of Calligraphy

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Silent voice, invisible phase. -Zhang Huaiguan, a calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty

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Dragons jump into the Tianmen and tigers lie in the Fengge.