
The Ink of the Mongolian(NaN)
At four points in his life, meet Mr. Bao Jinshan, the Mongolian calligrapher from the city of Ordos, in Inner Mongolia, through his great talent with the brush, pen, paper and ink plate, the four treasures of calligraphy. A worker, an apprentice, a teacher and a preserver of the ancient Mongolian language, Mr. Bao dedicated his life's work to this great form of art and communication that is calligraphy.
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The Ink of the Mongolian
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At four points in his life, meet Mr. Bao Jinshan, the Mongolian calligrapher from the city of Ordos, in Inner Mongolia, through his great talent with the brush, pen, paper and ink plate, the four treasures of calligraphy. A worker, an apprentice, a teacher and a preserver of the ancient Mongolian language, Mr. Bao dedicated his life's work to this great form of art and communication that is calligraphy.
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