How to write Cao Quanbei's official script?

official script, such as Qin Li and han li, is generally believed to be developed from seal script, with wide and flat glyphs, long horizontal paintings and short vertical paintings, and pays attention to "swallow-tail of silkworm head" and "three waves".

according to the unearthed bamboo slips, official script originated in the Qin dynasty, and it is said that Cheng Miao was an official, and han li reached its peak in the Eastern Han Dynasty, inheriting the tradition of seal script and opening the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, which had a great influence on later calligraphy, and the calligraphy circle was called "han li Tang Kai".

Chinese name

official script

mbth

clerical script

Origin

Qin Dynasty

Representative works

Zheng Zhi and Jin Nong

Cao Quanbei, Zhang Qianbei

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Definition

About the definition of official script, close to Mr. Wu Botao's article: "From the Unearthed, The meaning of explaining "Li" in Shuo Wen Jie Zi is "attachment", while "Biography of Feng Yi in the Later Han Dynasty" is taught as "genus", which is still used today, and there is the word "subordinate" in modern Chinese. "Biography of Wei Heng in the Book of Jin", "Preface of Explaining Characters" and paragraph notes all think that official script is beyond the reach of Sasuke Zhuan, so official script is an auxiliary font of Zhuan Zhuan. "

Secondly, what exactly is Li, and what is the strict difference between Li and seal script? Mr. Wu Botao has made some analysis in the above article, and here are some excerpts from Wu Wenzhong that are worth considering. Wu Yun: "Xiao Zhuan also preserved the meaning of pictographic characters, and painted its finished products with the body; Lishu went a step further, using stroke symbols to destroy the knot of pictographs and become pictographs without pictographs "(for example, see the original text).

He added, "Xiao Zhuan and Li Shu are actually two systems, which mark two major stages of the development of Chinese characters. Xiao Zhuan is the end of the ancient pictographic characters, and Lishu is the beginning of a new writing that changes pictographic characters into strokes. " "When we judge whether a font is an official script, we must first look at whether it has damaged the structure of seal script and lost its pictographic original intention."