What is the future development trend of calligraphy and painting?

Calligraphy is the quintessence of our country, just as Peking Opera is the quintessence of our country. It has a long history and wide influence. Until now, many Korean and Japanese artists have written in China's Chinese characters. As an ancient art, calligraphy has its irreplaceable artistic charm and practical value. Writing calligraphy is like being a man. As the saying goes, words are like people, Chinese culture continues, and calligraphy will always stand in the forest of China art. ...

It won't disappear, it will only become more and more prosperous. It can be said that as long as Chinese culture and Central Plains culture are not lost, calligraphy will not decline.

Trademarks, advertisements, slogans, couplets, calligraphy and painting banners are all inseparable from calligraphy. There is no denying that it is convenient and quick to compose words with pens, ballpoint pens and other tools, but no matter what tools you use to write, the rules are basically the same as those with a brush, so you should learn calligraphy no matter how you write. The fonts in the software are actually written by people, and it is impossible for them to remain unchanged for ten thousand years.

In addition, calligraphy is mainly an art, not just a way to keep notes until now. So calligraphy will not be eliminated. With the development of China's cultural industry, China's calligraphy is promising in the future.

To develop calligraphy, what we need to do is to popularize calligraphy and let more people, especially teenagers, cultivate their interest in calligraphy.

The popularity of computers has indeed had a great impact on the art of calligraphy, but the art of calligraphy is still inseparable from our lives. It's just that it interprets its greatness in another form. If people want to get close to calligraphy in a real sense, there is not much work to do if they like calligraphy.

Only with the development of economy, the gap between the rich and the poor has increased. I guess there should be more aesthetic styles to please the emerging bourgeoisie.

In addition, with the enhancement of individual consciousness, some new materials and new situations will appear in the field of calligraphy and painting.

One more thing, I have always been stubborn: there will be some cutting-edge artists with political criticism to create, there will be some works of art with clear political demands, and the consciousness of expressing the cries and struggles of the bottom will be enhanced in the political and economic transformation.