Warrior in Chinese calligraphy
武士 . A warrior. 武, martial, is the 武 of 武术, wushu, Chinese martial arts.
楷书 · Regular script
武士
行书 · Running script
武士
草书 · Cursive script
武士
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How do you write warrior in Chinese calligraphy?
Warrior is 武士 (wǔshì). A warrior. 武, martial, is the 武 of 武术, wushu, Chinese martial arts.
Which script should I choose for 武士?
Regular script (楷书) is the one every Chinese reader can read, so it suits a tattoo, a gift or a sign. Running script (行书) looks handwritten and still reads easily. Cursive (草书) is the most beautiful and the hardest to read.
Is this real calligraphy?
These are brush fonts, made from a calligrapher’s writing, so every copy of a character looks the same. A calligrapher’s own hand changes each stroke with the brush and the ink. For something to keep, such as a tattoo, have a calligrapher write it.
More words in calligraphy
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- Harmony 和
- Happiness 幸福
- Joy 喜
- Good fortune 福
- Longevity 寿
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- Tiger 虎
- Horse 马
- Year of the Horse 马年
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- Koi 锦鲤
- Cat 猫
- Zen 禅
- Qi 气
- Tai chi 太极
- Wisdom 智慧
- Strength 力
- Courage 勇气
- Hope 希望
- Faith 信
- Patience 忍
- Eternity 永
- Family 家
- Heart 心
- Dream 梦
- Mountain 山
- Water 水
- Fire 火
- Moon 月
- Spring 春
- I love you 我爱你
- Happy birthday 生日快乐
- Happy New Year 新年快乐
- Merry Christmas 圣诞快乐
More free tools
Brush fonts Ma Shan Zheng, Zhi Mang Xing and Liu Jian Mao Cao, under the SIL Open Font License. Meanings from our own dictionary. Nothing you type is kept.