三、综合填空
Calligraphy is a traditional art form in China. It 1.
has lasted
(last) for thousands of years. It involves(涉及)writing Chinese characters 2.
with
a brush and ink, creating beautiful and expressive works of art. It is loved by people all over the world.
Chinese calligraphy has many different styles. Each style has its own beauty. As we all know, Yan Zhenqing is famous for kaishu. Wang Xizhi and his son 3.
are known
(know) for xingshu. They are considered as the great 4.
calligraphers
(calligraphy) in Chinese history, and few people were able to reach their level of 5.
achievement
(achieve). Therefore, many people think the Jin Dynasty is the pinnacle(顶峰)of calligraphic works in Chinese history.
Chinese calligraphy needs both skill and practise. 6.
The
type of brush, ink, and paper people use can influence the writing. Calligraphy is not 7.
just/only
writing, but also an art form that expresses the writer's feelings and thoughts.
Chinese calligraphy is a 8.
valuable
(value) heritage(遗产)which connects us to our history and traditions. It is an important part of Chinese culture and adds beauty to our life. For example, the Spring Festival couplets bring more happiness to the festival.
Today, calligraphy 9.
continues
(continue) to be appreciated(欣赏)and practised by many people, both in China and around the world. It serves as a bridge 10.
to connect/connecting
(connect) the past with the present, and a window through which one can glimpse(瞥见)the beauty of Chinese traditions and culture.