毛笔（máobǐ）- Ink Brush

Definition

A traditional Chinese writing and painting brush made from animal hair (usually goat or wolf) attached to a bamboo handle. It is known for its versatility and ability to create various brushstrokes.

Related terms

纸张（zhǐzhāng）- Rice paper: A type of thin, absorbent paper commonly used for Chinese calligraphy and painting.

墨汁（mòzhī）- Ink: The liquid pigment used in traditional Chinese painting. It is usually made from grinding an ink stick on an inkstone with water.

笔触（bǐchù）- Brushstroke: Refers to the distinctive mark left by the movement of an ink brush on paper. Different brushstrokes can convey different textures, moods, and artistic styles.