China's Qinqi calligraphy and painting, what does Qinqi calligraphy and painting mean?

In ancient times, playing the piano (mostly guqin), playing chess (mostly Weiqi), calligraphy and painting were the skills that literati and poets (including some aristocratic families) had to master to cultivate their self-cultivation, so they were collectively called piano, chess, calligraphy and painting.

guqin

Guqin, also known as lyre, Qin Yu and lyre, is one of the oldest plucked instruments in China. Guqin has been popular since Confucius' time and has a history of at least 3000 years. At the beginning of this century, it was called "Guqin". The creators of Qin include Fuxi Playing the Piano, Shennong Playing the Piano, Shun Playing the Banjo and Singing the South Wind, etc. As a legend, you may not believe it, but you can see that Qin has a long history in China. "My Fair Lady, Friends of Rabbit and Rabbit" is recorded in The Book of Songs Guanluo, and "Rabbit and Rabbit beat drums to rule Tianzu" is also recorded in The Book of Songs Xiaoya.

play chess

Chess refers to Go, and chess refers to chess. Ban Gu's Book of Changes records that he is knowledgeable in the world and is good at chess alone.

Mencius Gao Zi Zhang Sentence said: Today, the number of Fu Sai is decimal. Be inattentive

, you may not also. Qiu Yi is the best athlete in this country. Let Qiu Yi teach two people to play chess, one of them.

Concentrate on it, but listen to it; Although a person listened and thought it was a swan.

I think that if I shoot with a bow, I will learn everything, if I do it. Because of its wisdom, it is not natural.