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https://museo.prz.cl/ysudrewa/2020/04/Portapincel.jpg1208680The literati culture owes its origin to the Confucian belief that men should not only learn from books but also by refining their character and cultivating the arts. The main treasures of an educated person of the elite or literati are his desk-related objects to practice the art of brush and ink: calligraphy, poetry and...