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| Title: Shirley's Chinese Calligraphy -- Running Regular Script -- 003 |
| Artist: Shirley Zhang |
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| Completed Time: Thursday, March 8, 2007 |
Remarks:
This is my 3rd Chinese Running Regular Script that I learned to write on Thursday night. :-)
This is a Chinese classical poem by Xiang Yu (B.C.232 ― B.C.202) in Qin Dynasty(B.C.221- B.C.206). Xiang Yu was a respected failing hero and a king in Chinese history. He was failed in the war to get the place of emperor by the Wu River, the enemy army was follow him, he and his horse could not go over the river. When he had decided to kill himself instead of a captive, he did not know how to deal with his beloved wife. This is just the main meaning of this poem.
About Xiang Yu and the detail of this poem, I will introduce it for you in Chinese Classical Poem Column on Sunday. :-)
I also have written a piece of music to match it tonight. You can listen to it via hit the link below:
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please write to shirleyz004@yahoo.com or shirley@ebridge.cn . You are welcomed to publish your opinions in the forum.
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