Yan Zhenqing's "tombstone of provincial secretary Lang Kuizhou and governor Shi Baojun Gong Yan" is also a monument of Yan. This was written by him at the age of seventy-one, with great pen power and vigorous writing style. Both wolves and sheep have twice as long brushes and thick bellies. The ink is China ink or Cao Sugong. The paper is made of yellow fringed paper, which is cheap and durable.
That's how I began to learn China's calligraphy. I have been studying for two years now, and I am still learning this tablet. I really need to learn it. It is not difficult to get started, but it is difficult to write well. In further research. . . . . .