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After Qin unified the six states, it promoted a shared written standard, and small seal script became an institutionalized form of writing. Its slender, balanced, rounded lines mark a key step from diverse regional scripts toward unified Chinese characters.

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Qin Dynasty

Mount Yi Stele

It is believed that the characters on the stele are the handwriting of Li Si,who was then the premier of Qin Shi Huang. The text is an edict of Qin Shi Huang and Qin Er Shi, the second emperor of the Qin Dynasty.

Qin Dynasty

Mount Langya Stele

Qin Shi Huang made a trip to Mount Langya in the 28th year of his reign and the inscribed stone was erected to eulogize his achievements. It is said that the characters were Li Si’s handwriting. The stele was originally located at Langya Terrace in Zhucheng, Shandong. It is now kept at the National Museum of China.

Qin Dynasty

Standard Measurement Units

In BC221, Qin Shi Huang became the first emperor of the unified China. In an effort to unite the country, he ordered his officials to make Edict Plates with standardised measurement units. The materials used to make these plates include bronze, wood and clay. It is believed that the earlier batches of plates were written by Li Si, the premier of the Qin.

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