How to Say ‘Broken Sword's calligraphy’ in Simplified Chinese
残剑的这幅字
💬 Usage Tip: Combines the character's name with their creation of art.
🇨🇳 In China: Implies a deeper message or mastery embedded in the artwork.
Phrase Breakdown
残剑
的
这幅字
Word-by-Word Breakdown
残剑
[cán jiàn]
broken sword
Refers to a sword that is broken or incomplete.
残剑的这幅字表达了他的心境。
The broken sword's piece of calligraphy expressed his state of mind.
的
[de]
apostrophe s, of
Used to indicate possession.
残剑的这幅字表达了他的心境。
The broken sword's piece of calligraphy expressed his state of mind.
这
[zhè]
this (gesture to object)
Used to refer to something near in conversation.
残剑的这幅字表达了他的心境。
The broken sword's piece of calligraphy expressed his state of mind.
幅
[fú]
measure word for paintings
A classifier for paintings, photos, or pieces of calligraphy.
残剑的这幅字表达了他的心境。
The broken sword's piece of calligraphy expressed his state of mind.
字
[zì]
characters, calligraphy
Refers to written characters or a piece of calligraphy.
残剑的这幅字表达了他的心境。
The broken sword's piece of calligraphy expressed his state of mind.
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