Since 1980, the calligraphy circle has broken the common problem of stylization by choosing ugliness instead of flattery, but now it is popular in the calligraphy circle to judge ugliness and distort the original intention, which leads to the boring connotation of calligraphy; However, Xiao Peihua's calligraphy is based on the Jin and Tang Dynasties and pays attention to tradition. His calligraphy is unrestrained, neither kitsch nor ugly. His regular script is dignified and beautiful, his cursive script is free and easy to open and close, and his charm is vivid. His brush strokes focus on learning his spirit, so he has both form and spirit, which can be seen from his book Serving the People. At the same time, he took the strengths of many families and melted them into one furnace. For example, Mao Zedong's poem "Children Determined to Serve the Country" is well organized and has the merit of learning from others.