Chinese Cultural Stories Collection
Liu Gongquan's "Eight Jars of Water"
After writing all the water in eight jars, the inkstone is stained with black water; after learning from hundreds of masters, the dragon and the phoenix can fly
Liu Gongquan's "Eight Jars of Water"
After writing all the water in eight jars, the inkstone is stained with black water; after learning from hundreds of masters, the dragon and the phoenix can fly
The Tomb of Zen Master Zhiyong
Hone your skills with awe and build your character with the accumulation of time
The Tomb of Zen Master Zhiyong
Hone your skills with awe and build your character with the accumulation of time
Wang Xianzhi's "Eighteen Jars of Water"
"Only after grinding eighteen jars of water can one know that the brush and ink have bones." This process is not only a refinement of skills, but also an awakening...
Wang Xianzhi's "Eighteen Jars of Water"
"Only after grinding eighteen jars of water can one know that the brush and ink have bones." This process is not only a refinement of skills, but also an awakening...