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Wishes and Paintings, Naivete Is Seen through Reading ——Guo Xiangzheng's views on paintig and calligraphy

Zhang Fu

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The view put forward by Guoxiang - zheng is extremely volueable in the history of Chinese art criticism. His unique understanding for painting and the world, painting and objects, painting and context, painting and idea, painting and poem requires probing and research.

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The view put forward by Guoxiang - zheng is extremely volueable in the history of Chinese art criticism. His unique understanding for painting and the world, painting and objects, painting and context, painting and idea, painting and poem requires probing and research.

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The view put forward by Guoxiang - zheng is extremely volueable in the history of Chinese art criticism. His unique understanding for painting and the world, painting and objects, painting and context, painting and idea, painting and poem requires probing and research.

Key concepts: Painting, Calligraphy, Context (archaeology), Art, Reading (process), Criticism, Poetry, Art criticism

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