The difference between flying white and dry pen

Bai Fei is a special brushwork of calligraphy. According to legend, it was created by calligrapher Cai Yong, and was inspired by a craftsman who repaired the Hongmu Gate, and dipped a broom in lime water. When Emperor Lingdi of the Eastern Han Dynasty decorated Hongdu Gate, craftsmen wrote with a broom dipped in white powder.

Calligraphy:' flying white' means that in calligraphy creation, strokes are mixed with white marks, which can give people the feeling of flying, so it is called' flying white'. Also known as the Boffin Book.

Chinese painting: "flying white" is a typical expression of China's traditional art view.

China's Rhetoric: In rhetoric, a rhetorical way that is deliberately imitated knowing its mistakes is called Feibai. The so-called "white" is the "white" of white characters, that is, other words. Deliberately using white characters is flying white.

Draw or write with a pen. Most of the water contained in the thick ink in the pen is lost, achieving the effect of writing on paper. It is easy to appear "false flying white".