What do the four ancient China arts, Qin, Qi and Calligraphy and Painting, mean respectively?

Qin: Guqin, also known as lyre and lyre, is one of the oldest plucked instruments in China.

Chess: refers to Go, which was called "Chess" in ancient times. Playing Go is called "playing chess" and "playing chess". The chess pieces are divided into black and white, and the rules are simple and endless, which embodies the distinct essence of China's cultural thought.

Book: refers to calligraphy. In the early days of Chinese civilization, there were Oracle Bone Inscriptions and inscriptions on bronzes. In the pre-Qin period, it was mainly carved on bamboo slips with a knife, with characters such as seal script and lower case. After the Han Dynasty, brush writing was the main writing style, including official script, regular script, running script, cursive script, song style and other writing forms.

Painting: refers to Chinese painting, which is generally painted on Xuan paper with a brush dipped in water-soluble pigments, mainly depicting landscapes, utensils, flowers and birds, and people, with simple and bright colors, freehand brushwork and abstract style. Chinese painting, also known as Chinese painting, is a traditional form of painting in China. It mainly uses brush, soft pen or finger to paint on silk or rice paper with the color and pen and ink of Chinese painting.