







萧行范篆 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to the exquisite calligraphy skills, particularly the running script of Xiao Sihua and the small seal script of Fan Ye; used to describe masterful calligraphic artistry”. Literally, “Xiao's running script, Fan's small seal script”.

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Open the tool →萧行范篆 (xiāo xíng fàn zhuàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “refers to the exquisite calligraphy skills, particularly the running script of Xiao Sihua and the small seal script of Fan Ye; used to describe masterful calligraphic artistry”.
萧行范篆 is pronounced xiāo xíng fàn zhuàn in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 萧行范篆 means “Xiao's running script, Fan's small seal script”. It is used to mean “refers to the exquisite calligraphy skills, particularly the running script of Xiao Sihua and the small seal script of Fan Ye; used to describe masterful calligraphic artistry”.
萧:南朝宋代书法家萧思话;范:南朝宋代书法家范晔。萧擅长行书,范精于小篆