The four great masters of regular script—Yan Zhenqing, Liu Gongquan, Ouyang Xun, Zhao Mengfu of the Yuan Dynasty—the four great masters of the early Tang Dynasty—Yu Shinan, Ouyang Xun, Chu Suiliang, and King Xue Ji Zhong—two Zhangs of Wei Zhongyao of the Three Kingdoms and Wang Xizhi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty ——Referring to Zhao Dong, two calligraphers who were good at cursive calligraphy, Zhang Zhi of the Eastern Han Dynasty and Zhang Xu of the Tang Dynasty. ——Referring to Zhao Mengfu of the Yuan Dynasty, Dong Qichang of the Ming Dynasty, Xing Zhang Mi Dong: Refers to the four great calligraphers of the late Ming Dynasty: Xing Dong, Zhang Ruitu, Mi Wanzhong, Dong Qichang and four others.
Among them, Dong Qichang and Xing Dong are also said to be "Dong in the south and Xing in the north". The Four Talents in Haozhong: Tang Bohu (Tang Yin), Wen Zhengming, Xu Zhenqing and Zhu Yunming, calligraphers who lived in southern Jiangsu during the Ming Dynasty. Er Shen: Indicates the two brothers Chu Shen Du and Shen Can, also known as the "big and small scholars". The former wins with elegance, while the latter wins with elegance. Xian Zhao: refers to the calligraphers Zhao Mengfu and Xian Yushu of the Yuan Dynasty. Also known as the "two heroes" of the Yuan Dynasty. Zhao's representative works include "Inscription on Qiu E's Tombstone", "Three Gates", "Ji An's Biography", "Er Lu Wen Fu and Postscript", "Ji Kang's Book of Severance of Friendship", "Lanting Thirteen Postscripts", etc.; Xian Yushu's representative works include "Han Yu" "Jin Xue Jie", "The Fisherman's Ci", "Light-transmitting Ancient Mirror Song", "Han Yu's Stone Drum Song", "Su Shi's Begonia Poems", "Laozi's Tao Te Ching", etc.
Mi Xue: refers to Mi Fu and Xue Shaopeng of the Northern Song Dynasty, the latter's representative works such as "Za Shujuan", etc. Su Huang Mi Cai: refers to the "four great masters" of the Song Dynasty, Su Shi, Huang Tingjian, Mi Fu and Cai Xiang. Su's representative works include "Dark Clouds in the Sky", "Spring Scenes in Dongting", "Zhongshan Pine Mash", "Poems on Cold Food", "Drunkard Pavilion", etc. Huang's representative works include "Songfeng Pavilion", "Su Shi's Poems on Cold Food" "Postscript", "Hua Qi Poems", "Zhu Shang Zu Tie", etc.; Mi's representative works such as "Duojinglou Poems", "Tiaoxi Poems", "Shu Su Poems", etc.; Cai's masterpieces such as "Wan'an Bridge", " "Yan Zhenqing's self-reported postscript".
Cai Yi of the "Four Families" is said to be Cai Jing. Yan Liu: refers to Yan Zhenqing and Liu Gongquan, calligraphers of the Tang Dynasty. They are also known as "Yan Jin Liu Gu" in the history of calligraphy. Representative works of the former include "Duobao Pagoda Sensing Stele", "Guojia Temple Stele", "Yuanji Tomb Stele", "Yan Qinli Stele", "Yanjia Temple Stele", "Manuscript of Memorial to Nephew Ji Ming", "Seat Struggle", etc.; His representative works include "Li Sheng Stele", "Diamond Sutra", "Shence Army Stele", etc.
Dianzhang Zuisu: Dianzhang is Zhang Xu, whose representative works are such as "Tie of Belly Pain"; Zuisu refers to Huai Su, whose representative works are such as "Zi Preface", "Thousand Character Essay", "Kuxun Tie", etc. The two are also Tang Caosheng. Yu Ou Chu Xue: refers to the four great calligraphers of the early Tang Dynasty: Yu Shinan, Ouyang Xun, Chu Suiliang and Xue Ji. Yu's representative works include the "Stele of Confucius's Family Temple", and Ouyang's representative works include "Inscription on Liquan of Jiucheng Palace", "Stele of Zen Master Yong in Huadu Temple", "Stele of Yu Gong Wen Yanbo", "Stele of Huangfu's Birthday", Chu's name Such as "Yanta Sacred Preface", "Master Meng's Stele", etc., Xue's representative works such as "Xinxing Zen Master's Stele" and so on. ?Yang Bo: Guide to the calligraphers Yang Xin and Bo Shaozhi of the Song Dynasty. The former is good at official calligraphy, while the latter is good at cursive writing. Two Kings: Refers to the father and son of Wang Xizhi and Wang Xianzhi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The former is a sage of calligraphy, with representative works such as "Lanting Preface", and the latter's representative works such as "Yatouwan" and "December Tie". Sanxie: refers to the three people of the Eastern Jin Dynasty: Xie Shang (brother Cong), Xie Yi (brother), and Xie An (brother). They were not only famous in politics, but also accomplished in calligraphy, from which they got their name. ? Cui Du: Refers to Cui Yuan and Du Cao (also changed to Du Du) of the Eastern Han Dynasty. They were apprentices and masters, both of whom were good at writing. Zhong Zhang: refers to Zhang Zhi of the Eastern Han Dynasty and Zhong Yao of the Wei Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms. Zhang created Jincao and was promoted as the "Sage of Grass". Zhong's representative works include "Declaration Table", "He Jie Table" and so on.