How many words are there in Zhang Qianbei?

Zhang Qianbei is an official script in the Eastern Han Dynasty. Discovered in the Ming Dynasty, it is called Zhang Junbiao's ode to the ancient Gucheng in Han Dynasty. Clear handwriting * * * has more than 5,000 words, and the size of each word is about 3.5 cm. Its overall style is simple and lively, natural and smart, with Fiona Fang brushwork, thick and thin contrast, silkworm head dovetail, simple and vigorous brushwork, and because most of them use pen seal cutting, stippling is heavy and magnificent. Some people commented that "its handwriting is quite good, but it is difficult to copy, full of five strokes, especially yin."

Feature 1: There is a circle in the square. Every stroke of Zhang Qianbei is characterized by Fang Bi's starting, closing and doing the opposite, which constitutes its changeable brushwork. Comments on Sun Tuigu's Book The Boxer Sold Summer Stories in Ming Dynasty: "Calligraphy is elegant and elegant, which is rare in Han stone reliefs."

Feature 2: coarse and fine. Most strokes start with rough strokes, while strokes are lifted up and pressed down, resulting in fine strokes in the middle and rough strokes at both ends, which brings contrast and interest to calligraphy, increases its agility and gives it vitality.

Feature 3: Combination of curve and straight line. In Zhang Qianbei, we can see that many of its strokes are swallowtails with silkworm heads, and these strokes just create a flat change for it, which makes the lines present a flat beauty.

Feature 4: The composition is changeable. The main change is the change of shape: its shape is mostly square or plaque-shaped, mainly square, which can make calligraphy dignified, generous and simple; Striving for neatness and unity in strewn at random, whether word for word or stippling in words, are intertwined and interdependent.