Sanxi Tie Bao is a great calligraphy work left by the family of Wang Xizhi, a book sage in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. They are Wang Xizhi's Clear Ties in the Fast Snow, Wang Xianzhi's Mid-Autumn Ties and Wang Xun's Yuan Bo Ties. Shiqing tie and Mid-Autumn Festival tie are replicas, and only "Yuan Bo tie" is the original collection of the National Palace Museum in Beijing and Taipei.
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2. Don's Zhong Ni Tie
Zhong Ni Montitie is a paper book written by Ou Yangxun, three great calligraphers in the early Tang Dynasty. It is 25.5 cm long, 33.6 cm wide and has 78 characters. Being regarded as a teacher by Li Shimin, his calligraphy ranks first in the world, and he is known as "Great Europe". His calligraphy ranks first in regular script in Tang Dynasty, and his font is "European style".
Collection of Liaoning Provincial Museum.
3. Tang Yan Zhenqing's draft of offering sacrifices to his nephew.
Sacrifice to my nephew, hemp paper, running script is 28.2 cm in length and 75.5 cm in width, with 23 lines and ***234 words. "The second running script in the world" was written by Yan Zhenqing, a famous calligrapher in Tang Dynasty. The font is called "Yan Ti", which is also called "Yan Liu Jingu" with Liu Gongquan. Calligraphy style is highly consistent with his personality.
4. Tang Huaisu's "autobiographical posts"
The paper version of "Self-report Post" is 28.3 cm long and 775 cm wide, with *** 126 lines and 698 words. Huai Su's cursive script "Tang Shu Monk" is the longest work handed down by Huai Su, and it is called "the first cursive script in China". Shanghai Yan Guang Room, Beijing Palace Museum and Cultural Relics Publishing House all have copies of the original post.
5. Teacher's Huangzhou Cold Food Station
Huangzhou Cold Food Post is one of the three major calligraphy posts, written by Su Shi, a writer and painter in the Northern Song Dynasty. Paper version, 25 lines, *** 129 words, is the representative work of Su Shi's running script. Known as "the third running script in the world". Originally in Yuanmingyuan, it is now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei.
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6. Mi Fei's Shu Su Tie in the Northern Song Dynasty.
Mi Fei, one of the four great calligraphers in Song Dynasty, wrote Shu Su Tie, also known as Imitation of Ancient Poetry Tie, which was praised by later generations as "the most beautiful book in China". Ink silk script, running script. 29.7 cm long and 284.3 cm wide; The existing National Palace Museum in Taipei.
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7. "Thousands of Characters in Cursive Script" by Zhao Ji, Huizong of the Northern Song Dynasty
Song Huizong Evonne's cursive script Thousand Characters is 31.5cm long and1172cm wide. It was written on a piece of writing paper depicting Un-yong Kim, and was called "Mo Bao of chinese odyssey". Collection of Liaoning Provincial Museum.
8. Yuan Zhao Mengfu's "Before and After Red Cliff Fu"
The Fu before and after Chibi is 27.2 cm long and 1 1. 1 cm wide. It is a regular script work by Zhao Mengfu, a calligrapher in Yuan Dynasty. Zhao Mengfu, Ou Yangxun, Yan Zhenqing and Liu Gongquan are also called "four masters of regular script" in China.
9, Zhu Mingyun Ming "cursive poem post"
The cursive poem post is known as the masterpiece of genius cursive script in Ming Dynasty. It is a paper book with a length of 36. 1 cm and a width of 1 147.5 cm. It is Zhu Yunming's masterpiece. It is now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei.
10, Preface to Lanting by Wang Xizhi of Eastern Jin Dynasty.
The Preface to Lanting is the best calligraphy in the world, which is the highest realm of Wang Xizhi's calligraphy art, and China's calligraphy works are treasures. It is said that when Li Shimin was buried, he was buried with Emperor Taizong as a funerary object.