What are the four traditional arts in China?

Chyi Chin's calligraphy and painting. In ancient China, playing the piano (guqin), playing chess (Weiqi), calligraphy (writing brush) and painting (traditional Chinese painting) were the skills that literati (including aristocratic families) had to master to cultivate their self-cultivation. Guqin is one of the oldest plucked instruments in China, Weiqi was initiated by China, calligraphy is a unique traditional art in China, and ink painting is also unique in China. Therefore, Chyi Chin's paintings and calligraphy embody China's long history and traditional culture.

Chyi Chin's paintings and calligraphy are conducive to the strong revival of modern China, to the exploration of unknown nature, to the exploration and innovation of future high-tech, to the healthy and strong development of Baiyi economy, to the stimulation of diligence and hard work, to the stimulation of the labor enthusiasm of the world, to the emphasis on industry and innovation, and to the adherence to the ancient culture of materialism and realism, all of which can and must be vigorously inherited. Otherwise, there is no need for inheritance, and it is not a pity that the useless ancient culture is lost. Moreover, the sooner it is lost, the better, the more thorough and clean it is, the less ideological burden there is, and the less burden there is to move forward.