Qi Gong was a famous painter and calligrapher in China in the 20th century. His calligraphy is characterized by being "thin and hard", pursuing precision and conciseness of pen and ink, and emphasizing the strength and charm of lines. His calligraphy style is relatively modern, focusing on innovation and individuality, which reflects his profound understanding of traditional culture and unique artistic views.
Zhao Mengfu was a famous painter and calligrapher in Yuan Dynasty. His calligraphy is characterized by "elegance and softness", pursuing the fluency and softness of pen and ink, and emphasizing the aesthetic feeling and emotional expression of lines. His calligraphy style is simple and simple, paying attention to inheritance and innovation, which embodies his profound understanding of traditional culture and art and his unique artistic view.
Although there are some similarities between Qi Gong and Zhao Mengfu's calligraphy styles, such as both paying attention to the beauty of lines and the expression of emotions, and pursuing artistic uniqueness and innovation, their calligraphy styles also have their own unique characteristics and charm. Therefore, when appreciating and studying China's calligraphy, we should fully understand the representative works of various historical periods and artistic schools, and deeply understand their artistic value and characteristics.