Zhao Mengfu's explanation
Zhao Mengfu (f incarnation) (Oct. 2, 1254 [1]
—Jul. 3, 1322 [1]
), whose name was Zi 'ang, Han nationality, was named Songxue Taoist, also named Shuijing Palace Taoist, Gul Bo, and had worked in middle age. Xing Wu, Zhejiang (now Huzhou, Zhejiang) people. Famous calligrapher, painter and poet in the early Yuan Dynasty, grandson of Song Taizu Zhao Kuangyin XI, descendant of Qin Wang Zhao Defang; His father, Zhao and Chen, served as assistant ministers of the Southern Song Dynasty, and also served as ambassadors of Lin 'an prefecture and western Zhejiang province. Zhao Mengfu is well-read, good at poetry and prose, knowledgeable in economy, industrial calligraphy, fine painting, good at epigraphy, fluent in temperament and understanding appreciation. In particular, calligraphy and painting achieved the highest achievements and created a new painting style in the Yuan Dynasty, which was called the "crown of Yuan people". He is also good at seal script, official script, truth, calligraphy and cursive script, especially in kai script and calligraphy. His book style is charming and elegant, with neat structure and skillful brushwork, and he created the book "Zhao Ti", which is also called "four masters of regular script" with Ouyang Xun, Yan Zhenqing and Liu Gongquan.
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Zhao's explanation Zhao (Zhao) China's ancient country name (A. "Zhao" in the Warring States Period; B. At the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Huns and the Jies successively established the "Zhao State" in the north, which was called "the former Zhao State" and "the latter Zhao State" in history): Zhao Ke (there were many chivalrous people in Yan and Zhao during the Warring States Period, so "Zhao Ke" was commonly called as a chivalrous person). Yan Zhao (the land of Yan Zhao)