Chinese calligraphy exercise while grinding ink, explaining about brush, paper and felt mat asmr
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Published 2019-02-26
In time of stress and lost, Chinese calligraphy practice keeps me calm and focused. Here is an explanation of the material and practice for us all the get back on track. Let start writing.
This is the ideal brush for this calligraphy exercise:
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Here is the calligraphy paper:
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Here is the wool felt:
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All Comments (21)
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Isn’t language an amazing thing? Like we decided a long time ago that we wanted to draw shapes and lines to understand each other and document things and idk I think that’s adorable
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Please never apologize for taking our time, we are gladly giving you all of our time just to watch you grind ink! Thank you for the soothing and interesting video! 💗
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My old school required the students to write Chinese calligraphy and I could never write it beautifully not matter how hard I tried. Watching you write it was mind blowing cause I can just imagine the practice you had to do to get to that stage of skill!
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she gives me a warm feeling in my heart, like im a little kid watching her do this and its so saticfying
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I think I once heard you say that grinding the ink helps clear and prepare your mind for calligraphy. The same is true when you watch calligraphy - the process of grinding the ink gets you into the right mindset for what is to come. It is NEVER a waste of time to watch you grinding ink. Everything you do on your channel is peaceful, relaxing and a very good investment of the viewers time.
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I’m glad that you started doing calligraphy videos again! It’s what got me started into chinese calligraphy!
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She's like a chinese bob ross, very soothing voice. 🥰😍
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Please speak Chinese more often on your ASMR videos!
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this is god tier asmr
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Wow... that tree is loaded with fruit!
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This is also nice to hear someone speak Chinese not in an old agressove way as it’s depicted so often in movies and other videos
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I studied in a Chinese Catholic school growing up and Chinese calligraphy was my favorite thing to do. My teachers were quite amazed that I have quite good penmanship. Even won several Chinese calligraphy awards in High School. Seeing this, makes me want to buy a mao bi and start calligraphy again!
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Im studying for a biology exam and this helped me focus and relax. Thank you :)
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This is genuine ASMR. Unintentional and natural. The way she sounds out “ssshh” in the words.
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An interesting observation i had while watching this video: Life is very fast paced nowadays. This video reminds us to slow down and calm down to enjoy life.
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My first stroke Nope it's ruined
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Oh! This video reminded me of why I fell in love with Chinese Calligraphy! When I started learning Chinese I found it to be an extremely challenging language, but the peace and artistic joy that calligraphy brought with it was what took me through to keep going! I will go get some brushes tomorrow and start practicing again!
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I know these videos are for helping people relax, and maybe end up sleeping, but you have a great sense of humor, so I find myself actually paying attention to what you are doing. I am learning a lot just watching you.
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To all westerners watching this calligraphy video, if you ever pick up chinese calligraphy, make sure you write it from top to bottom, right to left. - The writer has beautiful letterforms but any practitioners writing should write in the direction I mentioned above to set up the 'stage'/framework properly, the energy flows that way, vertically, right to left. ~
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She wipes her brush on a paper towel and it looks 1000x better than my best attempts at calligraphy. Back to practicing I guess!
