In the world of calligraphy and painting, Tang Songbao’s personality is well-known. He is a simple man, upright and kind. Regardless of age or position, he treats everyone equally and with sincerity. He has never been arrogant or disrespectful of others, and has always had a sense of piety for tradition and predecessors. Although he has become famous all over the world, he is still like a hard-working calligrapher and painter, working silently in the inkstone field. Although his calligraphy has a huge influence and has many admirers, he often warns people to learn more from tradition and not to directly use him as a model. Instead, they should use their own creativity and initiative according to their personal temperament and hobbies. He never wanted to create any "sensational effect", but just "wanted to understand something in front of the rice paper." His heart is broad. Despite going through so many twists and turns and enduring so much suffering, he remains optimistic and open-minded. He spent most of his energy on the exploration and innovation of the art of calligraphy, rather than on the hope and pursuit of fame, wealth and power.
Through the cursive script of the Tang Dynasty, the impression given is: majestic, solemn, powerful and heroic, shocking. Occasionally, it also matches the meaning of seal script and official script, making it more dignified, natural, and ancient and powerful. No matter how big or small the list is, it never loses its shape, brushwork, charm, or nature. Steady means that the starting, moving and closing of the pen are calm and steady, solemn and steady, both square and round, with square as the main focus and clear lifting and pressing. Living means not sticking to rules, not falling down, being upright and not staying still, looking up and looking forward, the yin and yang rise and fall, the beginning and the end correspond, the top and bottom connect, the ordinary contains the strange, and it is harmonious and unified.