The best regular script copybook in Wen Zhiming

The best regular script copybooks in Wen Zhiming are Fu Qin, Ten Notes of Caotang and Thousand Characters.

First, "Fu Qin"

In the history of calligraphy, Wen Zhiming is famous for being good at all kinds of things, especially lowercase letters. It can be said that the older he gets, the better he gets. In the Qing Dynasty, Zhu Hegang even said that "Wen Heng Shan Ming is the first". The inscription in Wen Zhiming's Fu Qin is: "I am too old to watch."

Few calligraphers will insist on writing in small letters in their later years. First, because of the mood, calligraphers at this time are mostly relaxed and peaceful. Second, with the growth of physical strength, physical strength and energy will naturally decline in their later years. Wen Zhiming in his seventies and eighties still likes lowercase letters, which is rare!

Wen Zhiming's poems are also very successful. His poems are close to those of Liu Zongyuan and Bai Juyi, and they are beautiful, fresh and natural.

Second, "Ten Notes of Caotang"

Ten Notes of Caotang learn from the Jin and Tang Dynasties in small letters, and the more you learn, the stronger you become. It is an excellent model for calligraphy lovers to learn small letters, and it is also an excellent model for calligraphy with brush and hard pen. Whether you like calligraphy or not, whether you study traditional brush calligraphy or hard pen calligraphy, you like it!

Third, Wen Zhiming's "Thousand Characters"

Some people say that "Wen Zhiming's reserved temperament determines his writing style, which is gentle and graceful, steady and mature, and strict in statutes", which is also reasonable. Although I'm glad that Tang Yin's romantic life is wanton, I think it's a good thing to be a man and make public his lewdness, which is more than "a hundred years and a half".