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وانگ ژی‌چی

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وانگ ژی‌چی

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Also known as Gishi Ō, Youjun, Wang Hsi-chih, Gi-Shi Ō, Shaoyi, Yu-chün, Yishao Wang, Wang Hi-tche

Chinese calligrapher (c. 321 – c. 361)

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Wang Xizhi (321–361) was a male calligrapher, painter, politician, and writer from the Eastern Jin dynasty. Born in Linyi, he was a member of the Wang clan of Langye and held the courtesy name Yishao. His primary fields of work included Chinese calligraphy and Chinese literature, and he spoke Chinese. He was a student of Wei Shuo and is the father of Wang Xianzhi.

His notable work, Lantingji Xu, is part of his body of writing. Other recorded works include Jin Wang Xizhi Mo Ji, Tang Mo Wang Xizhi Yi Men Shu Han, Song Ta Huairen Ji Wang Shu Sheng Jiao Xu, Cao E Bei Mo Ji, and Song Ta Xue Shaopeng Mu Ke Lan Ting Xu. His works are held in the collections of the Minneapolis Institute of Art and the National Palace Museum. Wang Xizhi died in Zhejiang.

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Person · Open Library

Born
321
Died
379
Works
101

Top works

  • 晉王羲之墨跡
  • Tang mo Wang Xizhi yi men shu han
  • [Song ta] Shi qi tie
  • Song ta Huairen ji Wang shu sheng jiao xu
  • Cao E bei mo ji

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Key facts

Born
c. 303 , Linyi , Langya , Eastern Jin
Died
c. 361 (aged 58), Jinting , Kuaiji , Eastern Jin
Known for
Chinese calligraphy
Notable work
Lantingji xu
Family
Wang clan of Langya
Chinese
王 羲 之
Hanyu pinyin
Wáng Xīzhī
Wade giles
Wang Hsi -chih
Ipa
[wa ̌ ŋ ɕi ́ .ʈʂɻ̩ ́ ]
Yale romanization
Wòhng Hēijī
Jyutping
Wong Hei -zi
Hokkien poj
Ông Hi-chi
T i l
Ông Hi-tsi

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