中國印(2008年外文出版社出版的圖書)

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Emperors used seals to proclaim their decrees to their people, officials used seals to exercise their power, merchants used seals to demonstrate their credibility, landlords used seals to enclose felds, and the common people used seals to protect their small properties. Gradually seals became the representative and evidence of personal identity, and even today we are still using seals.

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Introductory Remarks-Beginning with the Character “印”Yin （Seat）

Seats Are Found Everywhere

Seals Stamped on Pottery

Seals Stamped on Clay

Seals Stamped on Paper

Seals on Paintings and Calligraphic Works

The Historical DeveLopment of Chinese Seats

The Earliest Seals

Seals of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States Periods

Qin and Han Dynasty Seals， and Their Decline

Separation of Official Seals and Private Seals， and the

Appearance of the Art of Seal Cutting

Seat Knobs and Seats as Accessories

The Story of Seal Stones

The Beauty of the Seat Characters and Seat Styte

Seal Inscriptions

Seal Character Arrangement

Cutting Technique

Style

Characters on Seat Sides and Books of Seat Impressions

Biankuan （Characters on Seal Sides）

中國印(2008年外文出版社出版的圖書)

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