Shupu Fu is a book summarizing calligraphers and their works in past dynasties, which was compiled in Dali for four years. From ancient times to the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the last part is from the great-grandfather of the Tang Dynasty, Emperor Taizong and Wuhou, and finally his brother Dou Meng and Liu Qin's sister.
China's works of calligraphy theory in Tang Dynasty. Yu Dou was written in the fourth year of Dali (769), and was annotated by Dou Meng in the tenth year of Dali (it was once said that it was self-annotated and supplemented by Dou Meng). During the Tianbao period, Dou Yi was born in Fufeng (now west of linyou county, Shaanxi Province), and served as Yuan Wailang, staff officer of Song Bian, and officials of the Ministry of Punishment. Industrial calligraphy.
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Brief introduction of the author
Dou (Dü u) was born in Yi (Jiì) and Fufeng (now linyou county West, Shaanxi Province), a calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty and the fourth brother of Dou Meng during the reign of Tang Tianbao (742-755). , john young Gongcao, Yuan Wailang, the school supervisor, and Song Bian's staff. Gong Shu studied under Zhang Zhi and Wang Xizhi.
Yu Dou has two volumes of Shu Shu Fu, which comments on calligraphers of past dynasties. Dou Meng once said: "My brother's primate calligraphers, Zhang and Wang, have profound cursive scripts." Chen Si in the Southern Song Dynasty called it "a brief history of calligraphy" and "rich in words, superior to Cao Li". He wrote the famous Shu Shu Fu, which comprehensively discussed calligraphers of all dynasties from ancient times.