Who's better at calligraphy, a prostitute or a lady in the Qing Dynasty?

There is a woman in the world who is not only as beautiful as a flower, but also has talent passed down from generation to generation. In the calligraphy circle of the Qing Dynasty, there were some such excellent female calligraphers, who were either prostitutes or well-off. Let's appreciate their elegance together!

Liu Qin, chess, calligraphy, painting and poetry are all exquisite, and her vigorous calligraphy is the externalization and manifestation of her temperament, vision and mind. Weng Tonghe praised his calligraphy: "The iron fist is covered with silver hooks, and the strange gas is full of paper." Mr. Chen Yinque, Liu's calligrapher, said in Liu Chuan: "Among the celebrities he worked with, Li Cun's calligraphy is particularly famous, and the calligraphy of He Dongjun (Liu's name) should undoubtedly be influenced by me."

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