The first picture: Sunny Post in Fast Snow
This post is a letter from Wang Xizhi greeting someone. It is elegant and seemingly dull, but there is a responsible change inside the line. This position has a dynamic balance in the atmosphere, showing a steady and elegant charm in the constant swing of the center of gravity.
The second picture: Youmu Post
You Mutie is one of Wang Xizhi's posts, with many words. This word was written by Fiona Fang, which combines rigidity with softness. His brushwork has both the brushwork of Han and Wei dynasties and the unique twisting pen of Jin people. In the composition of the processing is varied, but very natural. It is the ultimate work of Jin calligraphy.
The third picture: "Feng Ju Tie"
This post is only 12, but it has been highly praised by calligraphers of all ages. Zhao Ziang said: If you have enough people to write, you can get married. Although this painting "Sticking Orange" has only 12 words, its brushwork is complete and slightly changed, which contains calm and pure infinite interest.
The fourth picture: Yuan Guan Tie
This post is one of the few cursive scripts of Wang Xizhi. The whole writing method is extremely concise and in one go, which is the ultimate embodiment of Yan Mei's calligraphy style. Later generations learn cursive script and learn from this post.
The fifth picture: "Funeral Post"
If calligraphy can be graded, this Mourning Post can represent the highest level of Wang Xizhi's calligraphy. If Mifei's word is "all around", this word can be 16.
The winning point of this word is not the changeable brushwork, nor the elegance of writing, but the beauty of the rhythm of calligraphy can change with the change of emotion, which is the characteristic of great works of art.