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Three Kingdoms Period

The Three Kingdoms period was marked by rival regimes, political change, and regional cultural development. Writing continued the Han clerical tradition while nurturing shifts toward regular, running, and cursive scripts, giving the age a lively variety.

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Three Kingdoms Period

Zhong Yao's Xuan Shi Biao

The Xuan Shi Biao is traditionally attributed to Zhong Yao. It is a memorial written by Zhong Yao, a minister, to Emperor Wen of Wei, Cao Pi, and was later included in model-calligraphy collections such as the Chunhua and Daguan tie. Its script is dignified, plain, and rigorously structured, with natural brush movement. It opened a new form between clerical script and regular script, and is regarded as an ancestor of regular script.

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