Differences between "Wen" and "Shu"

No official explanation was found. According to my own understanding:

Books should emphasize the difference between style and font. In other words, the pronunciation and meaning of words are the same, but the writing is different.

Text, emphasizing that it is another kind of text. As we know, Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Jinwen are "close relatives", and there is a big generation gap between them and the characters after Xiao Zhuan. The differences in font, meaning, writing style and writing carrier are quite large, which is no longer a simple writing style problem.

Of course, the generation gap is relative, and it is the generation gap in the inheritance and evolution of Chinese characters. Generation gap Generally speaking, some words, such as "Ren", have not changed much from Oracle Bone Inscriptions to regular script.

If you are a calligrapher and want to create calligraphy, it is understandable to call Oracle Bone Inscriptions "A style" and the inscription "Golden style". Clearly written on rice paper, it is a bit neither fish nor fowl to say Oracle Bone Inscriptions.

If you are an ancient philologist and want to study ancient Chinese characters from a historical perspective rather than an aesthetic perspective, then don't care about official script, cursive script and regular script, let alone Song style, imitation Song style and bold type, just care about "Wen".