There were many people with both ability and political integrity in ancient China. They are usually called "saints". "Calligraphy sage" and "painting sage" refer to A. Wang Xizhi and Wu Dao respective

There were many people with both ability and political integrity in ancient China. They are usually called "saints". "Calligraphy sage" and "painting sage" refer to A. Wang Xizhi and Wu Dao respectively. A

Test analysis: In the ancient history of China, "the sage of books" refers to Wang Xizhi, and "the sage of painting" refers to Wu Daozi, so A is chosen. Du Fu is called "Poet Saint"; Zhang Xu was a calligrapher in Tang Dynasty, and was praised as "the sage of grass" by later generations. Gu Kaizhi, a painter and calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, is known as one of the "Four Masters in the Six Dynasties". Li Bai enjoys a high reputation as a poet.

Comments: This question is less difficult. It examines students' memory ability of historical knowledge. The calligraphy of Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, has the reputation of "flowing freely and agile as a dragon". The masterpiece is Preface to Lanting, which has the reputation of "the best running script in the world". Wu Daozi is a famous painter in the Tang Dynasty, and his masterpieces include Born of Gautama Buddha and Golden Bridge Map.