THE HISTORY OF THE ORIGIN OF CHINESE TRADITIONAL PATTERNS AND ITS EXPRESSIVE MEANS IN SCHOOL

Authors

  • Chen Yucen Moscow Pedagogical State University
  • I. Rudnev Moscow Pedagogical State University

Keywords:

calligraphy ， rebusu ， hieroglyphics

Abstract

The development of traditional Chinese patterns has passed a long period of time. From the simplest patterns to hieroglyphs, from traditional hieroglyphs to modern Chinese hieroglyphs, it passed a long period of time. This is the result of continuous changes derived from one generation. To the next. Other, symbolic meaning is also different. At the same time, the use of patterns in different periods is different

Author Biographies

Chen Yucen, Moscow Pedagogical State University

is a 1st year graduate student of the Institute of Fine Arts of the Art and Graphic Faculty, Department of Drawing

I. Rudnev, Moscow Pedagogical State University

Head of the Department of Methods of Teaching Fine Arts Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences

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Published

2022-06-10

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 76 (2022)

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