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Visual Informatics, 2022 Chinese calligraphy, as a well-known performing art form, occupies an important role in the intangible cultural heritage of China. Previous studies focused on the psychophysiological benefits of Chinese calligraphy.
Rui Li +3 more
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Does Chinese calligraphy therapy reduce neuropsychiatric symptoms: a systematic review and meta-analysis [PDF]
BMC Psychiatry, 2018 Background There are currently no systematic reviews or meta-analyses of Chinese calligraphy therapy (CCT) to reduce neuropsychiatric symptoms. The aim of this systematic review and meta-analysis was to explore the efficacy of CCT for people with ...
Kuan-Yu Chu +2 more
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A Novel CNN Model for Classification of Chinese Historical Calligraphy Styles in Regular Script Font [PDF]
Sensors, 2023 Chinese calligraphy, revered globally for its therapeutic and mindfulness benefits, encompasses styles such as regular (Kai Shu), running (Xing Shu), official (Li Shu), and cursive (Cao Shu) scripts.
Qing Huang +4 more
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The effect of action observation on aesthetic preference of Chinese calligraphy: An fMRI study [PDF]
Brain and Behavior, 2021 Introduction There is some evidence suggesting that movement perception has an effect on aesthetic experience. However, the neural mechanisms underlying the observation of creators’ creative action (the process that calligraphers create calligraphy ...
Mingcheng He +3 more
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CalliFormer: a structure-aware transformer for Chinese calligraphy generation [PDF]
Scientific ReportsThe digital preservation of Chinese calligraphy, a significant intangible cultural heritage, is impeded by the limitations of traditional generative methods in achieving precise style control and structural fidelity.
Li Zhou, Meng Qi, Yafei Shi, Chunjie Lin
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Computers and Education: Artificial IntelligenceChinese Calligraphy is an ancient art form with practical benefits such as improving elders' cognition and helping diagnose Parkinson's disease. Learning Chinese calligraphy requires a lot of time and effort.
Adam Wong, Joseph So, Zhi Ting Billy Ng
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Predict the writer’s trait emotional intelligence from reproduced calligraphy [PDF]
Scientific ReportsTrait emotional intelligence (EI) describes an individual’s ability to control their emotions. In Chinese calligraphy, there is a saying that “the character reflects the person.” This raises a hypothesis: is it possible to predict a writer’s trait EI ...
Ruimin Lyu +6 more
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Self-Reported Beneficial Effects of Chinese Calligraphy Handwriting Training for Individuals with Mild Cognitive Impairment: An Exploratory Study. [PDF]
Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2023 Hsiao CC +6 more
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SAGE OpenCalligraphy is the treasure of traditional Chinese culture and it is ubiquitous in China. Because of the unique aesthetic characteristics of calligraphy, the difficulty of calligraphy teaching lies in the assessment of calligraphy works.
Xiaodong Huang, Chengche Qiao
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Aesthetic evaluation and the perceived properties of Chinese characters. [PDF]
PLoS ONEPrevious studies have indicated that the visually perceived properties of geometrical figures influence aesthetic evaluations. However, it is unclear whether findings based on geometrical figures can be extended to artworks such as paintings and ...
Qinjing Zhang, Hiroyuki Mitsudo
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