Lan's room is full of fresh air, which comes from his own theme. He worships Lan and cherishes Lan's good deeds. Wang Wenzhi (1730- 1802) was a calligrapher and writer in Qing dynasty. The word Yuqing,No. Dream Building, is from Dantu, Jiangsu. Qianlong Jinshi, palace examination second. Official to the Hanlin Academy, Yunnan Yao 'an Prefecture magistrate. Go home, and then it doesn't mean career anymore. His book originated in Dong Qichang, and he also learned from Zhang Jizhi, but he benefited from Li Yong, who is good at flattering and creating momentum. Together with Weng Fanggang, Liu Yong and Liang, it is also known as the "four schools in the Qing Dynasty" and is also known as "exploring flowers with thick ink". He can write poems, including Poems on a Building in a Dream and Notes on Appreciation of the Rain Pavilion.
Wang Wenzhi was famous for his calligraphy all his life. In his early years, he studied calligraphy from his predecessor Da Zhongguang and was deeply influenced by him. His regular script teacher studied from Chu Suiliang, and his cursive script teacher studied from Preface to Lanting and Preface to Saint Education. However, Qian Yong thought that he learned it from the works of Zhao Meng and Dong Qichang, and converted to Zhang Jizhi after middle age. Judging from the calligraphy handed down from generation to generation, its elegant and gentle stippling and charming and even structure do reveal the inheritance relationship of Dong Qichang's calligraphy, and the fine lines are the result of the influence of water calligraphy. Besides the influence of Junichi Watanabe and Dong, there is another factor that cannot be ignored: after middle age, I devoted myself to Zen, paying special attention to calligraphy related to Buddhist scriptures. He once studied Zhang Jizhi's calligraphy, so his writing style is as flat and thin as that of Zhang Jizhi and Da Zhongguang.