Li Yong's running script "Teacher's Watch" was originally stored in the National Palace Museum. In front of it, there are seals such as the treasure of Jiaqing Royal Tour, the treasure of Xuan Tong Royal Tour and the treasure of Shiqu, but the second half and the department funds are incomplete.
Brief introduction of Li Yong's running script:
Li Yong's running script was first learned from Wang Youjun, and it has its own characteristics in many strokes. More importantly, it combined with the North Monument in the later period and produced its own unique calligraphy style. Later, Zhao Meng, a master of calligraphy in the Yuan Dynasty, learned from it. Many strokes of Zhao Ti's calligraphy are similar to those of a model, so it can be said that this paste is the source of Zhao Ti's strokes.
The famous poets and literati in the prosperous Tang Dynasty all had an intersection with them and praised them. Du Fu wrote a poem praising: "Recalling the past of Ligong Village, Ci Lin has a foundation. Sound is a healthy pen. It is rich and clear. Wind scattered stones, mountain tips. Love the poor nature, and learn to be consistent with others. When entering the door, the memorial tablet is taken for four generations. The name is full of deep hope and is an example. "
Throughout the Tang Dynasty, his calligraphy was unique, which can be said to have created his own unique calligraphy style. He also has another hobby, especially good at writing monuments and eulogizing others. He said that he had written 800 articles for people to see in his life, and his literary status and calligraphy status in the Tang Dynasty can be imagined.
Li Yong's calligraphy collection, Wang Xizhi and the North Monument, is dignified and steady with vigorous strokes. As the saying goes, "the right army is like a dragon and the North Sea is like an elephant".