Traditional and classic Chinese calligraphic symbols, words, idioms and proverbs for your art design. Created by Andres Leo since 2001.
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Translation service by Andres Leo - For your art designs, blog, website, poetry, fictions, and articles in both traditional and simplified Chinese to attract more readers around the world! You are welcome to ask Andres any questions about your art designs with Chinese symbols/words.

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List of all related Chinese words in English keywords:
Keywords A Keywords B Keywords C Keywords D Keywords E
Keywords F Keywords G Keywords H Keywords I Keywords J Keywords K
Keywords L Keywords M Keywords N Keywords O Keywords P Keywords Q
Keywords R Keywords S Keywords T Keywords U Keywords V Keywords W Keywords Y Keywords Z

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Please contact with Andres Leo, he will try his best to translate and create a proper version for you.
The standard version is PNG transparent background format, with serval calligraphic fonts for art design.
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author
the writer of a book, article, or document

see another keyword links:
writer

writing

author; writer
author
writer

writer; author
writer
author

pen-name; pseudonym
pen-name
pseudonym

anonymous; author unknown; unknown name; not identified by name
anonymous
author unknown
unknown name
not identified by name

writing; creative writing; writing fiction or poetry
writing
creative writing
writing fiction or poetry

copyright; intellectual property
copyright
intellectual property

inspiration; sudden insight; burst of creativity
inspiration
sudden insight
burst of creativity

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