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    2007-10-31 1:30AM / 標準BLOG / random / 會員可以看
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    I don't think I've ever learned to use the chinese brush... have you?

    I've always found that the chinese paintings are very simple yet very pretty... I especially love how they paint the bamboo and flowers... here are two images I found online...
     
    some day I would really want to go to China to learn more about my culture... go to the Great Wall, Tiananmen Square, the mountains, everything!!   I also love the chinese style clothing... always loved the cheongsam... my grandma used to make her own cheongsam along with the shoes to match... but I think she lost a lot of it during the war years and her move to HK and then to the US... but my grandma gave one to me for keepsake... (too bad I can't fit into it though...); it was the cheongsam she made for my uncle's wedding...

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  • cassfung
    留言於2007-11-04 1:25PM [举报]
    I was taught how to use a brush to write characters in summer school as a kid, but really sucked at it.
  • chen
    留言於2007-10-31 6:50PM [举报]
    chinese..very rich in culture..i like the cheongsam..i wanna have one...huhuhu
  • snowsnow
    留言於2007-10-31 12:14PM [举报]
    Ah~~chinese brush?i remember my mom sent me to learn writing with chinese brush when i was 8 or 9,just last 2 years, it 's to be regretted that i haven't insisted on it.
    using chinese brush to painting or writing can edify the mood.because it is too hard to control if you are the first time use it.i think :-P
  • AsianChick100
    留言於2007-10-31 12:05PM [举报]
    yeah, i like those chinese paintings too... very elegant and soft, yet impactful... much like the people?... heehee... i dunno...

    i never asked you, do you speak cantonese or mandarin?
  • sirendipity
    留言於2007-10-31 9:09AM [举报]
    I love Chinese paintings!  My skills on Chinese paintings are limited to what I learned through a Chinese Painting Kit that included the brush, ink and instruction book.  Haha.... leaves a lot to be desired.  =P

    Cheongsams are so element. Very pretty!  =)
  • dragontattoo
    留言於2007-10-31 5:21AM [举报]
    I like Chinese Paintings like when they have bamboo, or mountain scenes, the simpler it is, the nicer. I wish I could do the brush strokes like them, but it's harder than it looks.

    So cool to have one of your gran's handmade cheongsam, she sounds very talented. I have a cheongsam that was worn once, my waist was too thin compared to the size I needed on the hips. they are beautiful dresses.
  • butter
    留言於2007-10-31 3:35AM [举报]
    I'm impressed with how simplistic the brush strokes of Chinese art look yet  what they make up can be really intricate.  It's such a lovely artform and so is the calligraphy.  I want to go to China and soak in the culture too.
  • Jaine
    留言於2007-10-31 2:25AM [举报]
    yes, I love the simplistic but beautiful brush strokes of Chinese art.   I agree with peachey, that owl one is lovely.

    Its very cool you have a cheongsam as a keepsake.
  • peachey
    留言於2007-10-31 1:41AM [举报]
    I love the elegant of Chinese paintings. The less color, the more it speaks to me. The owl one you have here is quite lovely. Bamboos are always attractive too. My ex-boss gave me a Chinese painting by his dad for my engagement present. Very nice. That's the only Chinese art I have.

    My mom's got some old, short, mandarin-collared dresses which I now have in my possession. They're so pretty. All satin-y and with the beaded design on the front. I don't know when she wore them but it was definitely before she had children.

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