Introduction to this grass: This grass, also known as "grass", belongs to a kind of cursive script, which started at the end of Han Dynasty and is an innovation of Cao Zhang. The strokes continue to wrap around, and there are couplets between words, making writing simple and convenient.
The more vertical "weeds" are the development of "modern grass". )
According to historical records, this grass was created by Zhang Zhi in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the world called Zhang Zhi "the sage of grass".
By Wang Xizhi in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, he had learned from others, especially Seventeen Posts, which was the representative work of cursive scripts in previous dynasties.
Wang Xizhi's son, Zhi Yong of Sui Dynasty, Sun, Zhang Xu and Huai Su of Tang Dynasty were all cursive masters. Among them, Zhang Xu and Huai Su are particularly famous for their personalities (commonly known as "getting drunk"), which have a great influence on later generations.
Second, Zhang Zhi introduction: Zhang Zhi (? -about 190 to 193), the word Boying, from Jiuquan, Dunhuang.
Zhang Zhi dares to innovate, omits Cao Zhang's difficulties, and uses smooth brushwork to show the power of escape, breaking the routine of Cao Zhang, thus creating the calligraphy style of "modern grass". Today's brushwork is natural, combining rigidity with softness, and appropriate density. Later generations listed Zhang Zhi as a "sage of grass". Even Wang Xizhi, the later "book saint", said that his cursive script was not as good as Zhang Zhi's.
Li Zhimin, the pioneer who introduced the tablet into cursive script, commented: "Zhang Zhi has created the first peak since the cursive script came out, and he is good at writing and is good at composition."
"In the pool, consider the reasons, learn from things, gain the heart, realize the image, and then enter the cursive script."