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中文新手 -
I came across this stunning gourd mask today at a local art gallery. It's entitled "Dragonfly".
Aside from the excellent quality of the work, what caught my eye was the Chinese calligraphy. Some
of the characters were easy to translate - others...well, not so easy. Sure would appreciate some
input from forum members. Thanks.
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Paolo -
蜻蜓 qīngtíng = dragonfly
... I'm not really into this kind of art anyway
skylee -
There are only two characters - 蜻蜓 which means dragonfly. Where are the other characters?
Yuchi -
I think he saw the two characters as individual broken up characters.
中文新手 -
Paolo, Skylee & Yuchi. Hello and thanks for your input! The mystery is solved. Instead of writing
it as the two characters 蜻蜓, the artist broke each character down. Humm...in a former life his
hobby must have been entry-level cryptography.
Quest -
He didn't break them down. It's very obvious they are 2 characters.
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