Pre-Qin refers to the historical era of ancient palace before the Qin Dynasty, starting from the period when early humans emerged to the time when Qin Shihuang conquered the Six Kingdoms in 221 BC.
Dao Glyphs, also known as Bronze Script, are inscriptions carved on bronze relics of the Shang and Zhou Dynasties. These inscriptions were used from the early Shang Dynasty until the Qin conquest of the Six Kingdoms, with their use flourishing most during the Zhou Dynasty.
Inside the Daoist Temple, the mottled ancient walls were engraved with lines of Dao Glyphs—strong and beautiful, with well-arranged strokes and a solemn aura.
Ye Fan was intently focused, carefully distinguishing the characters. There were a total of two hundred and fifteen ancient characters, penned with strength, slender and vital, as if alive.
