What tablet should I start from to learn Wei Bei?

Which of the following monuments should we learn from Wei Bei?

1, Zheng Wengong Monument

Monument is also called Zheng Monument, which is divided into upper and lower monuments, so it is also called Zheng Shangxia Monument. The monument above is called Zheng Wengong Monument of Wei Secretariat, and the monument below is called Jun Zheng Monument of Wei Secretariat. He is in charge of Yanzhou military affairs. According to legend, Zheng Daozhao, a calligrapher of the Northern Wei Dynasty, was assassinated in the fourth year of Wengong in Nanyang (565438).

2. "Zhang Menglong Monument"

The inscription on Zhang Menglong's tablet records Zhang Menglong's educational deeds, and his writing is vigorous and resolute. We can see the influence of the stone, such as the horizontal and straight brushwork, the square edge at the turning point and the point in the triangle, which all retain the old appearance of the stone. But it is not all square, but changeable, square and round, more delicate than stone.

The font is a little longer and the structure is already a relatively standard regular script. The structure is beautiful, and some strokes even taste like running script, especially inscriptions.

3. Gaozhen North

Gao Zhen Monument, also known as Wei Guying Yizhou Gaojun Emperor Monument, has 24 lines of inscriptions with 46 words each. Emperor Xiaoming of the Northern Wei Dynasty erected a monument in Zheng Guang for four years. The inscription records the merits and demerits of his life. This tablet is the representative work of China's calligraphy in the Northern Dynasties. The electric painting is clear and vigorous, with steady and handsome characters, slightly flat fonts and a slightly larger chassis, which looks solemn and steady, and its style is very close to that of the Tang Dynasty.

4. Yuan Huai's epitaph

The artistic level of Yuan Huai Epitaph is undoubtedly the best among many Weibei calligraphy. Not only because of Yuan Huai's distinguished life experience, his epitaph must have been carved by a great master, Shu Dan, but also because it was unearthed late and carefully preserved, and its handwriting was as clear as new, retaining the original appearance of the inscription.

5. Epitaph of Zhang Xuan

"Epitaph of Zhang Xuan" has both a pen and Fiona Fang, either horizontal or round, or round, full of twists and turns. Out of the corner means separation, many pens mean running script, and the structure contains momentum. Calligraphy is simple and elegant, with a flat structure, which has both the charm of the Northern Wei Dynasty and the statutes of Tang Kai. He is an outstanding figure in the Northern Wei Dynasty and is highly respected by calligraphers.