Vietnamese student's handwriting go viral online
Updated: 2015-10-15 16:42
(People's Daily Online)
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Handwritten Chinese characters of a Vietnamese student named Li Shishui, who studies in southwest China's Guangxi University, went viral online. [Photo/Sina Weibo] |
Handwritten Chinese characters of a Vietnamese student named Li Shishui, who studies in southwest China's Guangxi University, went viral online.
Her graceful handwriting of Chinese characters in a composition was posted online by her teacher and drew much attention of the public.
"Wow! They are as beautiful as the copybooks," said many Chinese netizens. Some professors were also surprised by her handwriting after knowing that she has only studied Chinese for one year.
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