I found a pair of white calligraphy "Shede". Is it valuable? Is Bai Mu a master of calligraphy?

To put it bluntly, calligraphy is written words. The first thing you see is the content. If it is what you need, the font requirements are not very strict. For example, as long as we have pens, ink and paper. We can write down "People live longer as they get older" and post it. It's like buying a car and consumables.

Calligraphy is still a work of art, and many people collect calligraphy to add value, just like buying a house.

If you have a collection attitude, I can tell you clearly: work hard and study carefully before deciding whether to start. Any calligrapher's work is an expired calendar to the public-waste paper, which is rare.

I've never heard of Shiraki. A master of calligraphy is a courtesy title, and it is a courtesy title of others. I didn't seal it myself, and I didn't take the exam. You can buy certificates, but not respect. In fact, calligraphers are flying all over the sky at present, and the full name of China Calligraphy Association should be China Calligraphers Association. You can know the number of members through Baidu. In this sense, Bai Mu should also be regarded as a master of calligraphy.