ZhuangZi - Three Chestnuts or Four 莊子-朝三暮四， 書法 Print

“Chuang Chou/ZhuangZhou - Three Chestnuts or Four 朝三暮四 from the Book Chuang Ci/ZhuangZi by Chinese calligraphy wrote on paper. ZhuangZi was one of the greatest thinker in ancient China. He wrote the book “ZhuangZi “ which is one of the greatest writing in Taoist Philosophy. Three Chestnuts or Four A monkey-trainer in the states of Song was fond of monkeys and kept a great many of them. He was able to understand them and then him. Indeed, he used to save some of his family's food for them. But a time came when there was not much food let at home, and he wanted to cut down the monkey's rations. He feared, however, they might not agree to this, and decided to deceive them. "I'll give you three chestnuts each morning and four each evening," he said. "Will that be enough?" All the monkeys rose up to express their anger. "Well, what about four in the morning and three in the evening?" he asked. Then the monkeys squatted down again, feeling quite satisfied.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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