For thousands of years, Chinese writings are forms of art that interpret literary meanings. Calligraphy is more than applying brush strokes to paper, it evolves as practitioners express distintive characterstics of China’s dynasties from as early as 1500 BC and all the way to modern times. Oracle Bone Script is the eariest known form of Chinese writing, discovered on the bones of animal or on turle shells. Seal Script was the standard formal writing during Qin and Han Dynasties, used for engraving seals. Running Scripts reflects cursive, that characters run into each other. Regular Script is comparably easier to write and reconize, each of the characters is distinctive.