"Huai Su's Autobiography" is a work of small-stroke calligraphy, written on special rice paper with light yellow patterns. The book begins with "Huaisu grew up in Shasha, and has been practicing Buddhism since he was a child. In his spare time, he is quite good at penmanship and penmanship." It is written in vertical ink from right to left. The work is inspired by the idea of ??movement, with flying dragons and dancing phoenixes, shaped like purple orchids, and breathy like a hanging river. The long scroll reads: "There is no former lover in Far West, and the solitary cloud sends me to the void. I come to see the world in a crazy way, and it is so true when I am drunk." The huge creative writing project demonstrates the artist's profound calligraphy skills and extensive cultural heritage.
The work is permanently collected by the United Nations. This long cursive scroll displayed in the United Nations exhibition hall has a reasonable layout, exquisite use of ink, both form and spirit, and a majestic atmosphere. It has a sense of the endless flow of the Yangtze River. The momentum is more like the majestic spirit of the five mountains flying around to move the universe. It gives off a vivid and expressive effect, and the work complements the UN's broad integration platform. When Dugarry, Director of the United Nations Information Division, saw this work for the first time, he couldn't help but told the media at the scene: "I was very excited after seeing the long scroll work of Chinese calligrapher Mr. Xu Shuangxi. The work is undoubtedly the masterpiece of contemporary Chinese calligraphy art. The best level." Du Garry is very fond of Chinese calligraphy and painting, and has even gone to Japan for calligraphy exchanges. . I prefer Chinese cursive writing. He believes that things that cannot be found in life can be read in the long history of Chinese culture. Xu Shuangxi's calligraphy works gave him spiritual nourishment in Eastern culture. Xu Shuangxi's long scroll cursive script has become superb after long-term polishing, showing his profound attainments in cursive script and unique writing techniques. Xu Shuangxi's primary school students, Huai Su and Zhang Xu, learned to post "Two Kings" Jincao, and were good at attacking the inside and approaching the outside. He innovates and stands out from the crazy tension of ancient and modern cursive scripts, hides the pen in the deep and majestic depth, and embodies the beautiful brocade in the entire work. His long books are soaked in ink, often immersing the viewer into a situation similar to that of a river. From time to time, he hangs his pen under the mountain waterfall. In the history of his calligraphy creation, large-scale calligraphy is particularly famous, while fine and wild cursive writing is more charming. Two nights before it was presented to the United Nations, a Hong Kong collector in the United States went to the hotel to see the long scroll "Autobiography". He couldn't put it down and was very optimistic about it. He wanted to pay 11 million Hong Kong dollars (about 9 million yuan). )'s high-priced pre-order collection was politely rejected by Xu Shuangxi. He felt that the organizer of the "Timur Dawamati Patriotic Poems, Calligraphy and Paintings on Unity and Friendship Exhibition" invited him to present this selected work to the United Nations as a souvenir. The social value of the work is far more important than the economic value. , the donation to the United Nations reflects the true value of Chinese calligraphy artists in spreading Chinese national culture. Xu Shuangxi's words made Ren Xingliang, Secretary-General of the World Federation of Overseas Chinese Societies present, and every overseas Chinese present feel extremely proud.