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唐初四大家
Táng chū Sì Dà jiā
What 唐初四大家 means
- Four Great Calligraphers of early Tang
- refers to Yu Shinan {虞世南|Yú Shì nán}, Ouyang Xun {欧阳询|Ōu yáng Xún}, Chu Suiliang {褚遂良|Chǔ Suì liáng} and Xue Ji {薛稷|Xuē Jì}
The characters in 唐初四大家
- 唐tángto exaggerate; empty; in vain
- 初chū(bound form) at first; initially; (bound form) first; early…
- 四sìfour; 4
- 大dàbig; large; great; older (than another person); eldest (as in 大姐
- 家jiāused in 家伙
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