真しん行ぎょう草そう

noun

printed, semi-cursive, and cursive styles of writing Chinese characters

Refers to the three main calligraphic styles: 真書 (printed/regular), 行書 (semi-cursive), and 草書 (cursive). Used in calligraphy and typography contexts.

See also: 真書 · 行書 · 草書

• 書しょ道どうの授じゅ業ぎょうでは真しん行ぎょう草そうの三さん体たいを練れん習しゅうします。

  In calligraphy class, we practice the three styles: printed, semi-cursive, and cursive.

noun

three-category system in traditional disciplines: basic, halfway, and transformed

Extended metaphorical use in traditional arts or disciplines, where 真 represents the orthodox or basic form, 行 the intermediate or semi-formal, and 草 the free or transformed style. Rare outside specialized contexts.

• 茶さ道どうにも真しん行ぎょう草そうの考かんがえ方かたが取とり入いれられている。

  The concept of shin-gyō-sō (formal, semi-formal, informal) is also incorporated into the tea ceremony.