"Fu" ranks first among the six auspicious things: Fu, Lu, Shou, Cai and Ji. China's blessing culture is endless and has penetrated into people's production, life, thoughts and other aspects.
In view of the fact that the word "Fu" carries many cultural genes and emotional visions of China people, writing and sending blessings with calligraphy, an art form connected with the blood of China people, has naturally become the most popular thing in cultural life throughout the ages.
Every year in the twelfth lunar month, the famous calligrapher Mr. Zhang Zhongting is very busy. In order to meet the extensive needs of many organs, organizations, enterprises, institutions and the masses, he has to write countless "blessings", so that he can walk into thousands of households and hang them in halls and buildings everywhere.
On the occasion of the arrival of Guimao New Year in 2022, Mr. Zhang Zhongting developed a brand-new blessing writing method by virtue of his familiarity with the traditional blessing culture in China and his analysis of the aesthetic psychological value orientation of the public:
The pen is dipped in gold ink, and the big character "Fu" in the running script is located in the theme of red paper, followed by four auspicious characters in the small character, with clear priorities and alternating sizes. And more colorful. The golden ink is written on red paper, and the yellow light flashes, which contrasts with the thick ink and fine print below. Generally speaking, writing the word "fu" in this way embodies creativity, deepens connotation and extension, and has a sense of elegance and continuity.