What are the differences between Chinese and Japanese calligraphy?
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First of all, Chinese calligraphy has strong structure in each character, whilst Japanese calligraphy tends to be more flexible and decorative. In addition, Chinese calligraphy writing is like deep meditation. In comparison, Japanese calligraphy writing can be characterized as lyrical
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These two systems were developed from Kanji. However, these two systems, combined known as kana, are purely phonetical and do not carry a meaning. The combination of Kanji and Kana is the main difference between Chinese and Japanese calligraphy. There is also aesthetics.
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Chinese Calligraphy. Presents a majestic and flowing aesthetic using only KANJI characters. Characters are bold stokes that are strict because of original script.Chinese character were introduced to Japan during 6th Century. Aesthetic expression of the character emphasis on the balance and rhythm of...
read more Chinese Calligraphy. Presents a majestic and flowing aesthetic using only KANJI characters. Characters are bold stokes that are strict because of original script.Chinese character were introduced to Japan during 6th Century. Aesthetic expression of the character emphasis on the balance and rhythm of strokes. Japanese calligraphy. It's root is in Chinese calligraphy.Japan Calligraphy study the old Chinese texts to learn calligraphy.It emphasis more on meaning behind character and emotions conveyed by brush work.Japanese developed Hiragana and katakana two systems.These two system developed from Kanji. Combination of Kanji and Kana are two main difference between Chinese and Japanese read less
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