What is the creative background of Badashanren?

Badashanren (1626 ~ 1705), whose original name was Zhu Da, was a poet who presented Wang for a long time in Zi Ning, Ming Taizu. He was only 8 years old and died in the 14th year of Chongzhen 164 1 year. After entering the Qing Dynasty, he once became a monk and vented the pain of national subjugation. His calligraphy attainments are profound, from Zhong and Wang to Europe, from Chu and Yan in Tang Dynasty to Su, Mi and Huang in Song Dynasty. 、

His fine brushwork in small letters was quite elegant in the Jin and Tang Dynasties. The brushwork related to brushwork is very king-like, like the brushwork of top elements, and also like the cursive format of the Ming Dynasty; The cursive writing is typical of Wang Xizhi's Narrative on the Riverside and Cai Yong's book, which is basically a dull and round pen with a slightly dry ink. Its seal script is vigorous and steady, with little vulgarity. No wonder Master Hongyi deliberately imitated his calligraphy, which implied Zen, bitter, cold and touching.