Dazhuan, Jinwen and Liuguo scripts preserve the obvious features of ancient hieroglyphics.
Xiao Zhuan, known as "Qin Zhuan", is a commonly used character in Qin State and a simplified font of Da Zhuan. It is characterized by its uniform shape and is easier to write than Wen Shu.
Development of Extended Data Seal Scripts
Since the Han Dynasty, it is generally believed that Da Zhuan was written by Zhou Xuanwang Taishi Zhuan (827 BC). For example, Hanshu has 15 history books, and Ban Gu notes: "Zhou Xuanwang wrote 15 seals." Xu Shen also said: "Wang Xuan wrote fifteen pieces of Da Zhuan, which is different from ancient Chinese."
Ancient Chinese or others, that is, Taishi increased and lost ancient Chinese, so Dazhuan is also called "Zhu Wen". Therefore, later generations all think that Da Zhuan is a form after ancient prose.
Among the stone carvings handed down from ancient times, Shi Guwen is the most representative. This kind of stone tool is undoubtedly the oldest and most reliable stone cultural relic in China. It is now in the Palace Museum in Beijing.