Zhang Mushi: Zhang Mushi (1928-), whose name is Jiean, is another official who crosses the building and the city. Tianjin people. Graduated from the Law Department of Tianjin University of Commerce. In his early years, he studied calligraphy, seal cutting and relying on sound from Mr. punctual Gong. Wu Mengchuang in the Southern Song Dynasty. India entered from Qin and Han Dynasties and came out from Lushan Mountain. Calligraphy has been involved in Oracle Bone Inscriptions, the inscriptions of past dynasties and even the works of famous artists in recent years, and finally it has become its own face. Besides professional arts, Beijing Opera, Quyi, Dance and Wushu are supplemented. He used to be the dean of Oriental Art College and a professor of classical literature at Maolin Institute of Culture. He is currently the executive director of China Poetry Society, a member of China Calligraphy Association, a director of Tianjin Calligraphy Association and a librarian of Tianjin Literature and History Museum. There are eight kinds of "Cocoon Dream House Series".
"I am the first wealth" seal
This seal is a casual chapter of Zhang Mushi. Modern people pay more and more attention to health. Hong Zhaoguang, a health expert, said: "The greatest wealth is health, and the best doctor is himself." Mr. Zhang's idea coincides with Professor Hong's theory. He has studied literature for decades, but he has never relaxed his body and exercise. I also smoked in my early years, smoking up to four boxes a day, and my fingers were yellow. Later, I made a clean break with cigarettes. He dances sword every morning, goes out to teach, and insists on riding a bike no matter how far he goes. People in their seventies and eighties are still full of energy and light as a swallow, and they enjoy teaching for several hours. They won the first place in the national jitterbug dance competition for the elderly with ballroom dancing. In winter, he only wears a pair of autumn trousers, which is far behind even young people. "I am the first wealth" is Mr. Zhang's own situation. Published in 1988, this print reads in the margin: "The Japanese proverb says:' The first wealth is health.' The family drama is called Wei Yufu. "It contains philosophy. The biggest revelation it gives us is that there has never been a savior, and health and longevity depend on ourselves.
I am the first wealth.
"Ancient Yao Kerong" Seal
This is a wooden stone seal of the Cultural Revolution. At that time, the Gang of Four followed the extremely "Left" line, engaged in cultural nihilism, regarded China's traditional culture and historical classics as "poisonous weeds" and prohibited people from preserving and reading them. If there is disobedience, it will be regarded as "poisoning" and labeled as "reactionary". Mr Mu Shi, on the other hand, compared himself with "Guyao Ke Rong" and did the opposite.
"Yao Kerong" was written in the later Han Dynasty: "There are deer in Yunnan that can eat poison." Ming Dynasty's "Great Unity": "Yaozhou is a country that lost its ancient life." "Ke Rong, the capital of ancient Yaos" means "the deer in ancient Yaozhou who ate poisonous weeds". This kind of "magic deer" feeds on poison and lives on it. Naturally, the more "poisonous" the body, the stronger it is. Mr. Zhang Mushi used this as a seal, which means that during the ten-year turmoil, he entertained himself by "reading banned books behind closed doors on snowy nights". Mr. Wang is "familiar with the six arts, diligent in the three provinces and my body", honest and honest, accumulating knowledge, not moved by fame and fortune, and not interacting with ugly people in the literary world.
"Xie Zhixian, a figure in the Six Dynasties" is printed with "two chapters of nine famous songs"
Kong Zhaolai, a modern Indian, was engraved with the seal "Fang Xiong is not my family", which was taken from the theory of money god. On the God of Wealth was written by Lu Bao, a Nanyang writer during the Yuankang period of the Western Jin Dynasty. It was used by the author to satirize the disadvantages of bribery as a mutual market at that time. Among them, it said: "Money is the body, and it has the image of Gankun, which is like a brother, and the word is Confucius." This is printed as "non-Kong's, different from my family, including Kong's". Zhang Mushi's seal of "Xie Zhixian, a figure in the Six Dynasties" embodies Wang Xing.
This seal was carved for a friend of Ci whose surname is Wang and whose name is Yu. This is printed on Wang Xie Wuyi. Wang and Xie were two big families in Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Due to the war in the Central Plains in the Jin Dynasty, a large number of officials and scribes traveled eastward. Wang Hexie should live in Wuyi Lane in Nanjing today. At that time, they were called kings, and Xie's children were called Wuyi Zhulang. In the Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi wrote the poem "Wuyi Lane": "There are weeds beside the Suzaku Bridge, and the sunset is slanting at the entrance of Wuyi Lane. In the old society, Wang Xie Tang Qianyan flew into the homes of ordinary people. " "Xie Zhixian, a figure in the Six Dynasties" refers to Wang Xing, which is a very clever way for one party to include the surname.
"The second half of nine famous songs" is an inscription for Tianjin calligrapher Chen Yunjun. The second song of Qu Yuan's Nine Songs is Gentleman in the Cloud. Wang Yi, a writer in the Eastern Han Dynasty, noted that "Yunjun" is a cloud god, but later generations think it refers to the moon god. This seal contains Yun Jun. Mr. Chen Yunjun loves this seal very much and is often obsessed with his calligraphy works.
Named after the second chapter of Nine Songs.
"Shanbo" seal
This seal was carved by Long Live Deng. Although it was not written by Zhang Mushi, it was Mr. Zhang Mushi who saved the "life" of this seal. As luck would have it, it was in the late 1950s that a neighbor of Mr. Zhang had a seal of the Magic Shoushan and wanted to ask Mr. Zhang to grind it off and carve it for him. Mr Zhang took Yin Shi in his hand and studied it. He saw that the seal was elegant and carefully identified, and the signature was "dimethyl". This "Erjia" is the famous Deng Viva in modern India. Deng Wansui is from Dongguan, Guangdong. He studied in Japan and lived in Hong Kong in his later years. He is good at printing and punching. He is good at the seals of figures, birds and insects, and has formed his own face on the basis of learning from Huang Mufu. Long live Deng Erya. According to philology, "Jia" means "Ya", so Deng inscribed "Erjia". Look carefully at the printed text, which is the word "good" in the vernacular, and its composition and writing are beyond the reach of an idle person. In particular, the writing of the word "Bo" is "white", and people who have not studied Shuowen in depth will not do so. And there are people who are good at it. This person's surname is Xu Mingliang, and he is also a Cantonese. He went to Japan in his early years and entered Yokohama Datong School. During the period of the enemy and puppet government, he served as ambassador of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and member of the National Committee of Wang Puppet Government. Zhang Mushi told the other party the author and ownership of the seal, and the other party knew the preciousness of the seal. Mr. Mushi "showed mercy under the sword", so he carved a seal for this gentleman with the new Yin Shi, and finally saved Deng Wansui's masterpiece from the "dying line".
"Yuan Qiu" seal
Shou Shigong (1888— 1950), a master of modern seal cutting, praised Huang Mufu, a master of Shan Zhi School. It was named "Juean" because it contained the seal of Mu Fu's posthumous work "Juean". This is printed as a rectangle, Zhu Wen, and the border is "Mu Fu". Zhang Mushi studied calligraphy, seal cutting and poetry from Mr. Shou Shigong, and also adopted Jingshan School in printing management. His works won the Samadhi Prize in Mu Fu. In 1960s, I accidentally got Huang Mufu's "Yuan Qiu" seal. Printed into a rectangle and plain, seemingly dull, but actually static, it can be said that it is the representative of yellow and white printing. Yuan Qiu's master Zhong Chi's second brother used it all his life, but the second day of the first month didn't arrive, so Huang Shiling made do with his mind. B Wei, that is, the 21st year of Guangxu (1895). Zhang Mushi cherished this seal, named it "Yuan Qiu" and printed it as Zhu Wen's "Yuan Qiu".
"Yuan Qiu" Seal and Border Payment (published by Zhang Mushi)
"Yuan Qiu" Seal and Border Payment (original seal of Huang Mufu)
Jiang bo
The history of lunar architecture
Mu Shi Zhi
Yuecheng Yin Ke
Zhangmushi seal
Zhang Mushi wrote a banner for the author with "Another Villager" and "Shishou" printed on it.