Wang Huanzhi, the third son of Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, was born in Linyi (now Shandong) in 336 AD. He studied calligraphy since childhood and was good at cursive writing.
In 353, he attended the historic Lanting party, leaving behind a poem by Lanting: Come and have a long time. Wear good brown feet. Go beyond the trace and walk alone. The real Qi Qi, ancient and modern. Seclusion in his later years.
Extended data:
Wang Xizhi's family:
I. Children
1, the eldest son, Wang Xuan, died young.
2. The second son, Wang Ningzhi, was an official, general and calligrapher in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty.
3. The third son, Wang Huanzhi, participated in the Lanting gathering.
4. The fourth son Wang, whose word is Gong, was consulted by Zhong Shulang and the general Biao Qi.
5. Five sons? , Wang Huizhi, word, yellow door official auxiliary.
6. Six sons? , Wang Cao, word heavy, officer to Zhang Yu satrap.
7. Qizi, Wang Xianzhi, alias official slave, calligrapher, poet and painter in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
8. Daughter Wang Mengjiang married Liu Chang from Nanyang.
Second, the wife.
Dragon, the word ovary, the daughter of Chi Jian.
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