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中国故事·李太太和被“毁掉”的扇子 (China Tales·Mrs Li and the Ruined Fans)

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本书介绍了中国的字画扇艺术。在浙江绍兴,李太太以卖扇子为生。可是连日阴雨天气,她的扇子无人问津。一天,有人经过她的摊子,随手在扇面上写字作画,李太太大怒,以为扇子被毁坏了。谁料,这些扇子被抢售一空。原来,这个毁坏她的扇子的人是王羲之!|The book tells about painting and calligraphy on fans. In Shaoxing, Zhejing, Mrs. Li sells fans for living. But in rainy season, nobody buys her fans. One day, an important-looking gentleman came along; he stretched out his hand and began to write on some fans with his brush. Mrs. Li was angry that she thought the fans were ruined. However these fans were sold out. It turned out that the man who had ruined her fan was Wang Xizhi, a famous calligrapher.

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Languages

  • English

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