The top scholar is an honorary title in the ancient imperial examination system, which means that he was awarded the title of Jinshi after passing the imperial examination. Being the first is one of the most important achievements in ancient times. Therefore, the calligraphy works of the champion have also become masterpieces handed down from generation to generation, the most famous of which is the inscription of the champion by Wen Zhiming, a calligrapher in the Ming Dynasty.
The Inscription of the First Scholar is a calligraphy work written by Wen Zhiming for the First Scholar in the 40th year of Wanli in Ming Dynasty (16 12). This work, which is made of running script, is one of Wen Zhiming's masterpieces in his later years. The whole work is divided into three lines, each with four words and twelve sentences. Among them, the first line is "being the top scholar", the second line is "Luo Yang's old friend" and the third line is "Wen Zhiming's book". The layout of the whole work is simple and generous, and the font size is moderate, which makes the whole work look very comfortable.
The color of this work is also very special. Wen Zhiming uses light yellow rice paper, with elegant ink and a slight gray color, which makes the whole work look very elegant. In addition, Wen Zhiming added two couplets to the upper and lower ends of the work to increase the momentum and solemnity of the whole work.
The inscription of the champion is one of Wen Zhiming's representative works and a classic in the history of China's calligraphy. This work is not only of high artistic value, but also an important part of China traditional culture. It represents the admiration and admiration for the top scholar in ancient China culture, and also represents a peak of China's calligraphy art.
In a word, the champion's calligraphy works are an important part of China's calligraphy art, representing the admiration and admiration of the champion in ancient China culture. The No.1 Scholar is one of China's most famous masterpieces, which not only has high artistic value, but also is an important part of China's traditional culture.