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March 11, 2011, Friday
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LET Chinese calligraphy be part of compulsory education in primary and high schools.
In an increasingly computerized world, the young generation is facing a "writing crisis" - they can barely write Chinese characters
Calligraphy is an important carrier of Chinese civilization and possibly the most important symbol of traditional Chinese culture. We should promote calligraphy as a fundamental way to carry on Chinese civilization and culture.
Wu Weishan, CPPCC member and president of the China Academy of Sculpture
In an increasingly computerized world, the young generation is facing a "writing crisis" - they can barely write Chinese characters
Calligraphy is an important carrier of Chinese civilization and possibly the most important symbol of traditional Chinese culture. We should promote calligraphy as a fundamental way to carry on Chinese civilization and culture.
Wu Weishan, CPPCC member and president of the China Academy of Sculpture
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