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Qin refers to the musical instrument of the literati, the Guqin. Although it exclusively meant this instrument in ancient times, it has now come to mean all musical instruments, but essentially it refers to guqin only considering the context. Qi refers to what everyone calls, Go (board game)|Go, a board game. Go is the Japanese pronounciation of " " which is the old Chinese character for it. The character currently used mainly covers a wide range of board games. Shu refers to Chinese calligraphy. Hua refers to Chinese painting. China-stub Category:Chinese culture Category:Chinese music Category:Chinese performing arts Category:Chinese games Category:Chinese art This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Four Arts of the Chinese Scholar".
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