What do you think are the characteristics of Zhang Xu's Weeds?

Zhang Xu's cursive writing skills are very profound. His bold brushwork and generous temperament made him a unique model of cursive art style. "Zhang Xu has three cups of grass saints, but they have not taken off their hats and thrown paper like clouds." This is the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's summary of Zhang Xu. In just 2 1 word, Zhang Xu is alive in front of us, which makes the world fall for it and admire it. Therefore, Zhang Xu's copybook is also very popular with calligraphy lovers. Zhang Xu's calligraphy first inherited the calligraphy art of predecessors, and then developed into his own unique style. His cursive art was not formed overnight, but on the basis of practicing regular calligraphy all the year round, plus his own unique inspiration and artistic creation. His calligraphy works not only show his calligraphy art, but also contain all his personal feelings and feelings, which makes people feel excited and admired.

Zhang Xu is called "the sage of grass" by the world because of his superb cursive achievements and artistic feelings. Among Zhang Xu's copybooks, the most famous ones are Abdominal Pain Sticker and Four Ancient Poems, which are still collected and preserved. Abdominal Pain Post is a single engraved post with no inscription. There are always six lines on it, and * * * counts as 30 words. Judging from its handwriting, it belongs to one go, and the font is coherent and elegant. The inscription said, "I have a terrible stomachache. I wonder if it is caused by cold and heat. If you want to take rhubarb decoction, both cold and heat are beneficial. How to calculate, not clinical. " As you can see, this post is like the text of Zhang Xu's self-diagnosis when he has a stomachache. At first, a few words were written fairly well, but later they became faster and crazier. You can see the creation of cursive script and arrogance. There are always four ancient poems, first of all, Yu Xin's Taoist stepping on empty words, then Xie Lingyun's ode to the prince and the old man under the rock. This post is a work of wild grass, and its wild momentum and brushwork style can be regarded as an important masterpiece in Zhang Xu's copybook.