1, Pang Zhonghua is of course very talented, of course very talented, but he has no background. He became famous in China overnight with a report in Guangming Daily, and then it got out of hand. But he really practiced calligraphy for a few years. I have to say he has a good eye. When others didn't realize it, he saw the broad market prospect of pen calligraphy and plunged into it. He got a reward, but really speaking, can he compare with those calligraphers who have been copying in Linchi for decades?
2. Tian Yingzhang has deep skill in both hard pen and soft pen, especially his Ou Yangxun. Of course, I must say that his handwriting is more exquisite and beautiful than Ou Yangxun's, but he lacks some fantastic momentum and charm, so he can only be said to be an excellent imitator. ). It is because of him that among the current beginners of calligraphy in China, whether hard or soft, the mainstream view is "learning from regular script Ou Yangxun and learning from running script Wang Xizhi". We can't say how highly we think of him, but compared with Pang Zhonghua, I think it is more representative of the inheritance of calligraphy lovers.
3. Tian Yingzhang's norms are strict, Pang Zhonghua prefers official script, and Sima Yan exaggerates slightly.