Bai Jiao (1907- 1969), whose real name was He, whose name was the rule of law and Xu Ru, was resurrected and later renamed Bai Jiao. Zhangyan Town, Jinshan County, Shanghai. Born in a scholarly family, he inherited his family studies, and when he was young, he had a book title in the village. Bai teaches himself that poetry comes first, books second, and painting third. In fact, he also manages printing, but he seldom plays with knives. Traditional literary accomplishment is quite comprehensive, but Bai Jiao is most praised for his elegant running script. His running script focuses on the study of "two kings" all the way, with profound foundation and elegant style. In the 1940 s, he held many exhibitions of personal calligraphy and painting in Shanghai, which made him famous for a while and was highly praised by experts. Some people commented that Wang Zi he wrote was the best in the world. Looking at his cursive script carefully, I feel that this statement is not pleasing. Bai Jiao's cursive script won the essence of two kings. Shen, Ma Su and others also wrote, but compared with them, Bai Jiao's writing is more heroic. Smooth and comfortable circulation, acceptable. There is no sense of slipperiness and vulgarity. Some running scripts, as well as Wang Xun's Yuan Bo Post, are very cute.
The characteristics of Bai Jiao's calligraphy:
He is a young man, smart, proficient in poetry and good at painting and calligraphy. His calligraphy specializes in the two kings, claiming to be' not learning from Jin and Tang Dynasties', and he has a unique glimpse of the charm of Wang characters. This frame of calligraphy is affirmative, rigid inside and soft outside, such as cotton-covered iron. The words are precise and the momentum is coherent and smooth; The ink is full and not bloated. The whole story is like a dewdrop-covered Chunlan, full of refreshing and warm breath. Calligraphers are writing, as if drawing orchids. It is' if the air is blue, the bones are as proud as plums'. "
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