Attestable inLiterary Chinese. Popularised fromJapanese芸術(geijutsu). "Art" in the modern sense was expressed in Classical Chinese as the single character藝／艺 (yì), for example書藝／书艺 (shūyì, “the art of writing; calligraphy”), or its near-synonym道 (dào, “way”), for example茶道 (chádào, “the way of tea; tea ceremony”).
藝術
- art;art form
- 藝術批評家／艺术批评家 ― yìshù pīpíngjiā ― art critic
- 藝術策展人／艺术策展人 ― yìshù cèzhǎnrén ― art curator
- 搞藝術／搞艺术 ― gǎoyìshù ― to doart
- 藝術風格／艺术风格 ― yìshù fēnggé ― artistic style
- 藝術修養／艺术修养 ― yìshù xiūyǎng ― artistic training
- 藝術表現形式／艺术表现形式 ― yìshù biǎoxiàn xíngshì ― forms ofartistic expression
- 繁榮文學藝術／繁荣文学艺术 ― fánróng wénxuéyìshù ― to enable literature andart to flourish
在現代社會中，藝術起到了怎樣的作用？[MSC,trad.]
在现代社会中，艺术起到了怎样的作用？[MSC,simp.]- Zài xiàndài shèhuì zhōng,yìshù qǐ dào le zěnyàng de zuòyòng?[Pinyin]
- What role doesart play in modern societies?
明朝和清朝是篆刻藝術的兩段黃金時期。[MSC,trad.]
明朝和清朝是篆刻艺术的两段黄金时期。[MSC,simp.]- Míngcháo hé Qīngcháo shì zhuànkèyìshù de liǎng duàn huángjīnshíqī.[Pinyin]
- The Ming and Qing dynasties were golden periods for theart of seal cutting.
| For pronunciation and definitions of藝術 – see the following entry. |
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| (This term,藝術, is the kyūjitai of the above term.) |
藝術• (yesul) (hangeul예술)
- hanja form? of예술(“art”)
藝術
- chữ Hán form ofnghệ thuật(“art”)
