China's Classic Calligraphy Works

The classic China calligraphy works are as follows:

There are many famous calligraphy works in China, such as Preface to the Lanting Pavilion by Wang Xizhi, Model by Zhao Mengfu, Drawing a Horse Map by Zhang Ruitu in Ming Dynasty, and Fan Ba Jia by Wang Duo. These works are our precious spiritual wealth and have high artistic value.

Among them, Wang Xizhi's Preface to the Lanting Pavilion is a household name, and both calligraphy and poetry have extremely high literary and appreciation value. It can be described as a masterpiece in the history of China's calligraphy, and it is praised by the world as "the best running script in the world".

Careful readers can find that there are as many as 20 words "zhi" in the full text of Lanting Preface. However, none of the words "Zhi" are written in this way, each word has a different posture, and every word is easy and pleasant to take out.

At the same time, Fiona Fang's brushwork is interoperable, and the dependence of each word is very obvious. After enlarging the words, this brushwork is more exposed, and the involvement between each word and each painting can also be seen with the naked eye, which can not help but make people amazed.

Not only the words look good, but also the content looks good. The scene described is very vivid, and readers can feel the author's hearty state between the lines, which can also be reflected in the brushwork of calligraphy. It can be said that it is amazing from the glyph to the word state.