1, the book is not ancient, such as walking at night without candles.
Source: This sentence comes from Qin Zu, a calligrapher in Qing Dynasty.
Interpretation: Qin Zu's sentence means that learning calligraphy should start with learning from the ancients. Without ancient calligraphy, it's like walking in the dark, unable to find the way forward. That's true. No matter which calligrapher in ancient and modern times, it all started from the temporary post, so the temporary post is the only way for us to learn calligraphy.
2. Learn from the ancients.
Interpretation: We learn ancient calligraphy, not only writing, but also paying attention to it.
Source: Liang Bi's "Shu Ping Tie" in Qing Dynasty: "Learning books should be carried out step by step according to the ancients, not depending on the time. Learn from the ancients and take their bones, not just their appearance. " This sentence mainly explains the necessity of learning ancient books, and also emphasizes that learning ancient books is not only the pursuit of form, but more importantly, the pursuit of charm.
3, learning books is learning, learning can be far-reaching.
Source: Tang Zhangyanyuan
Interpretation: Book refers to the knowledge of calligraphy, that is, accumulating knowledge is achievement. Learning calligraphy, increasing knowledge and accumulating knowledge are conducive to the cultivation of personal conduct and cultural quality, which can make a person succeed.
4. Sincerity, the stone is open.
Source: Zhuangzi Fisherman
Interpretation: Persevering in handling things will eventually succeed. This idiom is often used to encourage people to work hard for their ideals and goals and not be afraid of setbacks. It's a very inspirational classic quote.
This famous saying has an inspiring effect on career, study and life. This word written by Mr. Guan Shan, while observing its power, shows its posture without boasting. Its handwriting is flowing, and it is positive and inspirational in the office, which can better show your taste and connotation.
5. Tian Xingjian
Source: Zhuangzi Fisherman
Interpretation: a gentleman should run like a celestial body, even if he is displaced, he is indomitable; If you are a gentleman, the measurement of objects should be like the earth, and nothing can't be carried. This famous saying is the two spiritual lifelines of China traditional culture, and it is also the source of spirit and strength for the Chinese nation to stand proudly among the nations of the world. These works have a good moral.