In ancient times, paper was expensive, and the ancients were reluctant to practice words on paper, so where did they practice words?
Some say they write on the ground with branches. If this is the case, without ink, how can there be a saying that "the pool is full of ink"!
The fact is that poor families do not practice calligraphy, and the families of high-ranking officials and nobles practice calligraphy on white cloth! No matter the silk, wool, and hemp, they must first use it to write when they get off the loom.
I wrote and washed, washed and written, until I couldn't wash it out and write again, and then dyed it for other purposes.
Yang Xin is Wang Xianzhi's nephew, and he knows that his uncle's words are valuable. In order to obtain his calligraphy, he made a robe out of white cloth and went to the house of Wang Xian.
Sure enough, under habit, Wang Xianzhi asked him to take it off and wrote words on his clothes.
Yang Xin saw that Wang Xianzhi finished writing, and felt that his partners had the intention of robbing, so he picked up his clothes and ran. And his companions rushed up and snatched the clothes to pieces, and he only grabbed one sleeve himself. #Wonderful Writing Challenge#
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