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Open the tool →羊真孔草 (yáng zhēn kǒng cǎo) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to calligraphy of exceptional skill and artistry”.
羊真孔草 is pronounced yáng zhēn kǒng cǎo in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 羊真孔草 means “Yang Xin's regular script, Kong Lin's cursive script”. It is used to mean “refers to calligraphy of exceptional skill and artistry”.
真:真书,正楷。羊欣的正楷,孔琳的草书。指名书法