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follows: "Most noticeable is the dramatically flared tail of one dominant horizontal or downward-diagonal stroke, especially that to the lower right. This characteristic stroke has famously been called 'silkworm head and wild goose tail' (蠶頭雁尾 cántóu yànwěi）in Chinese due to its distinctive shape." This certainly adds some color, no? :) BTW, I've been doing some reading on ancient scripts, from oracle bones to seal script, and have discovered that the main way to write was always with a brush, not carving in bone or wood or casting in bronzes. There's a popular misconception about this because it's mainly the harder, carved materials which survived. This is relevant to a recent addition of yours on seal script; just FYI. You might want to read Qiu Xigui for a serious but readable intro on the topic (see references on Asian Calligraphy page). Cheers!

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internet where everyone can see them. Do you have a blog, a personal web-page, a flickr account, etc? Could you post them in the Facebook group I mentioned, or on an academic dress site, if it is not allowed to post so many photos on here? You are obviously a real expert and really passionate about academic dress and I think it would be a significant contribution to the knowledge and enjoyment of fellow academic dress enthusiasts if you were to make your various academic costumes available to all of us online. Could you at least tell me what the outfit is that you are wearing in the photo on here? I noticed something called LittMus; what is that please?

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final move to 13 digit. I too understand the issue of making a typing error. I have made a number of them. Sometimes it comes from attempting to insert the hyphen into their proper location. I have quit using hyphen's all together. Most of the large catalog users only give a single string of numbers without hyphens. A final not, I hope that when you placed the correct isbn into its location that you also removed the error notification template that was originally placed by the reviewing bot. If you don't remove the template, a "invalid ISBN" statement will appear at the bottom of the page. Charlie, have a great day and thanks again for your help.

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side of the character is "jin" (gold), the right side has what looks like "mian" (roof) on top, "kou" (mouth/entrance/opening) in the middle, and "zi" (son) at the bottom. I can't find this character anywhere. There is a type of "shun" he describes that is a bell shaped like a monkey (hanging in a circle), called a "wei-shun," and the character for "wei" is 帷. This doesn't help on a Google search, though. Thanks in advance.

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there, and maybe some Chinese rock. I'm a big fan of Cui Jian, as well as some of the more recent rock bands. I'm also recommended to check out the "Five Flavors Book Store" in Beijing. Any ideas you could give me would be great, as I've never been to China before. I live near Cleveland, Ohio, USA, where I have studied Chinese music since 1990 (I play sheng, houguan, xun, suona, yehu, sanxian, etc.).

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will note that at the bottom of that page there is also a flag note stating that this flag had an invalid isbn. If I made an inadvertent correction, please accept my apology. I am using a number of different research tools in an attempt to resolve isbn's in error. Please send me the name of the page name that you are asking about or the wikipedia url. I appreciate your support in resolving this matter.

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to give a good search of foreign but sometimes its just better to have a contact in that language country. Again, thank you and I'll keep your name in my contact file. I would rather drop the ISBN all together and leave the source info for some other hardy soul to go dig for. Have a great day. Ed_KEkotkie 22:14, 11 January 2007 (UTC)

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Hi, I have a Kangxi Zidian a 19th century. It is in great shape if you know someone that may have an interest in it let me no. I will send them some pictures of it. It is in 6 books. The pages are string tied. I also have an old Math book. The nine principles of mathematics. It is in three books. I

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How about the instruments? I made a list at the photo. Do you think the one on the table is a guqin or a guzheng? Also, the bowing technique for the yaqin (if that's what it is) seems strange, as I would think I'd want to bow it near the end of the string. Maybe it's just an artist's rendering rather

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Hi, could you help me find the character for a rare ancient Chinese instrument called the "shun"? Liang Tsai-Ping writes about it in his "Chinese Musical Instruments & Pictures" (1970), but I wonder if this character isn't included in the package that one is able to type on the computer. The left

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Hi! Great work on Chinese Music. I myself am trying to help to contribute to the articles on Chinese and Japanese music. I was just wondering how you made the chinese instrument userboxes, and whether it would be possible to add one for the sanxian? I'm starting to play it. I'm quite new to this, but

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Hi there! I just checked your profile and saw that you have a table just like mine on your page (just like an old version of mine, actually, since I have since added neat expandable userbox tables). Did you get it from mine? Because if so, that is really cool! Goes to show what a small world this is,

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Dear CharlieHuang, Why did you change "tail" to "goose-tail" in the description of clerical script on the E. Asian calligraphy page? Is this a common English description? If so, can you provide a reference? Or is it your translation from Chinese, in which case could you please provide the characters

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Greetings. It appears you have added a number of photos to the above article. If so, would you consider moving at least a few of them fromthe right margin to "mix it up" a bit? Perhaps consider places images directly into text that the image might illustrate the main idea of the paragraph better?

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Charlie, I thank you for the assist and will duly note yours and my efforts. I tend to suspect a 23 page "book". It may well have been a thesis paper. Why it ended up with an ISBN is beyond me. I'll turn this over to the team leader and press on. We still have close to 2000 items to check out. I try

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Hi Charlie, I need a little translation here please. I am merely one of a number of editors attempting to resolve over 2000 ISBN errors so that we may electronically convert the older 10 digit system to the newer 13 digit isbn system. If you are writing in regards to a page that I noted with a , you

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and look at the hidden tag I've put next to "yazheng" and check your sources? There seem to be three characters used and I'm not sure which is the most accurate. Also, the Koreans often use a slightly different character for the same instrument. The spellings are 雅筝, 轧筝, and 牙筝, of which the last

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If anybody else, other than this user is interested in participating, feel free to email me as well. This article is intended to be a light informational piece, nothing too heavy or controversial, just merely introducing readers to a subculture that they likely had no idea existed. So please don’t

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I'm very glad to see you got some sound samples on Guqin. I had a couple of questions - (1) Did you have any problems taking hte samples you recorded, converting them into ogg, uploading them, and linking from the article? Is there anything in the documentation that could be improved? (2) Now that I

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Thank you for the background on your qin playing and good luck with your manga. Are you in Beijing? I will visit there for the first time in October, for a conference at the Central Conservatory on the connections between African and Asian musics. I'd like to see some traditional music while I am

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was just that, an opinion. I don't think you had to feel a necessity to remove any as the editor didn't say which ones s/he felt were extraneous. Other edits by this editor weren't helpful to the various music articles s/he edited over the past days, and some showed a lack of understanding of our

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Super Girl contestant Shang Wenjie copied Utada down to the fast vibrato (but this singer doesn't have as much style). But how did they get the syllables to match? I understand that when Asian songs are copied from language to language the original lyrics suffer, because they're totally rewritten

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Well, it's very attractive and enhances the aesthetics of my user page, adding a distinctly Asian touch--appropriate since I work on a lot of articles about Asian music, food, etc. It reminds me of the old Chinese coins with the hole in the middle. You'd better take a look at the copyright status

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Hi Charlie: This is Mei Sie from Bellingham, WA, US. I just start to play guqin, wanna talk? My teacher is a classmate of Li Xiangting and Gong Yi. His name is WU Ziying and he is from Shanghai. He was the Chair of the Shanghai Guqin Assn and now he lives in the States near Seattle. -- Mei Sie

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I am very sorry for having posted a message on your page without being signed in first. I was in a bit of a hurry and not thinking about what I was doing. I should be very interested if you were to tell whether you have posted photographs of yourself in your various academic dress anywhere on the

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I somewhat recognized the cover page. Thank you for your assistance in correcting this matter. I was only interested in locating a correct 10 digit isbn. Wiki has a bot ready to go back through the entire library and convert over to the 13 digit isbn. There still is some concern about making this

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Knowledge (XXG) user David Badagnani directed me to your user page. I am a freelance writer working on an article about the wide array of people who make Knowledge (XXG) their life, their passion, their pastime. Knowledge (XXG) “addicts” if you will. I’m looking for people just willing to tell

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Hi Charlie, hope you enjoyed California. I love it myself, personally. I've never seen this instrument anywhere else and it's worth sending an email to Prof. Garfias to see what he thinks. But I don't know, maybe it's some kind of one-off home-rigged thing. Essentially it's like some kind of

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Thanks for your response! I have been tracking the answer down in the meantime, and discovered the expression "silkworm head and wild goose tail" in Chinese. Very interesting! But since it's not a standard English expression, rather than introducing it as and English 'term', I've rewritten it as

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I looked on the Commons page where your photo of yourself in some academic dress is hosted and I found a long list of photos of you in all sorts of other academic outfits. Are these available anywhere on the internet? Would you post them on your blog, on here, Facebook Academic dress group, or

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I've always thought that without (1) the formal garment elements or (2) "multiple layer" in manner of 三重衣 (or higher), the rest of the hanfu described are more or less considered "casual". By casual I mean that they were worn on a day to day basis and resembles what people would see on "casual

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and you may have seen a few contributions I did for it. I'm curious what more you want to do with it. Do you want to get into really specific areas? One that came to mind are the Ing stones and bowls, though I'm sure there are others one could get into. Let me know. Perhaps I could help.

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I really find the Chinese characters messy and intrusive in the main text of the article. Attractive they may be, visually, but I've removed them to enable a direct comparison of the ease of reading the text with and without. Revert if you wish, since I have the versions now for this purpose.

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Good work! I don't know how that page got un-linked on his site but I'm glad it's still there, because it's a magnificent service that he puts these things there for us. Look at the fretting on that thing! Pretty wild. I am pretty sure it's a one-of-a-kind instrument but I may be wrong.

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in London at the Three Emperors exhibition. He also called the beginning backward stroke 'silken-hands' or something which I can't remember so I didn't put that in there. That's why I put it there; because he called it that so it must be a correct term for the stroke.

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The ISBN (10 digit would be fine) as cited is incorrect and a "Invalid ISBN" tag is located at the bottom of the page. If you can locate this book and ISBN,. Please go ahead and fix the error. I would really appreciate it. Thanks, Ed_K

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Hmm, she's holding the stick so daintily I wonder how she gets any sound whatsoever. I see 7 strings. Any idea of the time period? It's an all-female group, playing old-style instruments including konghou--maybe Tang or Sung? See

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Any idea who was playing the qin in the 2008 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony? It appeared as if the sound matched the motions of his playing, as far as I could tell, when they showed him close-up (which wasn't much).

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He did previously have a description of this instrument on his "sounds" page but unfortunately that page seems to be down, with no Google cache. Too bad. You might let him know about that if you write to him.

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I see what you mean. I wouldn't want to force more work on you, so I'll do them, but I'll probably only start in 2-4 weeks time. Thanks for the pointer though. I'll definitely set aside time to do that.

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The page in question is the guqin one. I have found and corrected the ISBN (I mistyped one number because it wasn't clearly printed on my copy of the book). --Charlie Huang 【正矗昊】 15:19, 10 January 2007

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Thanks, I've made the change, and added two of the three films about Gao Jianli. Do you think Zhang Yimou's "Hero" be added? Apparently the character isn't given the name Gao Jianli in that film.

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Facebook and e-bay by themselves are not reliable sources. You can access the content of a lot of reliable sources through books.google.com (except for books published by Icon Inc which is a

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I guess I have been inactive for too long. Didn't even realize you left something on my awards page until about 2 months after-the-fact. Well, I am honored. Thank you for the "degree". :) --

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for goose tail? Providing explanations of and references for changes you make is better than just changing things without explaining it. Thanks in advance for your clarification. Cheers!

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is from? Since there's a konghou, I would guess it's either Ming, Sung, or Tang. See what you think about my guesses about the instruments, too.

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Hi, I have suggested a move of this article to "List of contemporary guqin players". If you have any objections, please mention them at

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Hello CharlieHuang! How are you? I have created some articles related to China. I would like to work with you in the future. Regards,

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piece called "Reak" whose title is derived from this term "ritual music" (yeak / ryeak) and I guessed the term came from China.

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Calligrapher Qu Leilei called it a 'goose-tail' stroke when I had a calligraphy workshop with him on the 18th March at the

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Hi Charlie. Could you do me a big favor and please check your Hong Kong library for the following citation here on Wiki:

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In that case, what would a hanfu individual wear "casually" at home in the dynastic times? I've always though that the

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It might be confused with the Qin Dynasty... although there isn't one such project. May I suggest a rename to

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may be reversed. I have a book here that shows the pictures and they are opposite of Bing and Duanzong.

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Charlie, as the resident expert on ancient Chinese/Confucian music here, can you check my addition to the

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OK, I think I've figured it out (and made the requisite changes). The first character, 雅, is the one for

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and what was done. Once again, many thanks for your edits to Knowledge (XXG). Best wishes and

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Korean dobro, I think. The player is amazing, with amazing control. I love this recording.

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would gladly accept it. We can link to that from the article and it'll be easily accessible.

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hey can you help Hanfu section by uploading hanfu pix? it would make the section bueiful

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one seems to be used as the Korean hanja. There are some pages for these things, such as

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anywhere else where the rest of us could enjoy them? I for one would love to see them!

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Hi Mei Sie. It would be better to bring the discussion onto my music forum (look under

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