The calligraphic work Discourses on Salt and Iron transcribed by Su Jiaming (Zhaotong, Yunnan, China) was entirely written in clerical script. The work consists of 11 volumes, with a cumulative length of 738.207 meters and a total of 55,220 Chinese characters. Verified by World Record Certification, it has been confirmed as the “Longest Handwritten Clerical Script Scroll Featuring the Theme of Discourses on Salt and Iron”.
The calligraphic work Discourses on Salt and Iron transcribed by Su Jiaming (Zhaotong, Yunnan, China) was entirely written in clerical script. The work consists of 11 volumes, with a cumulative length of 738.207 meters and a total of 55,220 Chinese characters. Verified by World Record Certification, it has been confirmed as the “Longest Handwritten Clerical Script Scroll Featuring the Theme of Discourses on Salt and Iron”.
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