Li Si - the calligrapher who created Xiaozhuan
Cheng Miao - the fragrance of ink spread in prison, the first official script
Zhong Yao - the creator of regular script
Mrs. Wei—a highly respected female calligrapher
Wang Xizhi—who became an idiot by practicing calligraphy
Wang Xianzhi—the creator of one-stroke calligraphy
Wang Guiding three generations of a family - a family of calligraphers
Zhiyong - monk calligrapher
Ouyang Xun and Ouyang Tong, father and son - Ouyang and Ouyang
Lu Jianzhi - diligently studying the calligraphy of the two kings< /p>
Yu Shinan - the emperor's calligraphy teacher
Chu Suiliang - accept the teaching with an open mind
Sun Guoting - the theoretical calligrapher
Wu Zetian - the first empress Calligrapher
Yan Zhenqing - a calligrapher with both civil and military skills
Huai Su - a master of cursive writing
Liu Gongquan - a correct heart and a correct pen
Zhang Xu —A calligrapher who takes all things as his teacher
Zhang Zhi—a master of modern Chinese calligraphy
Li Yangbing—dedicated to jade chopsticks and seal scripts
Taizong of the Song Dynasty—the emperor who excelled in calligraphy
Su Shi - an artistic talent
Huang Tingjian - carefully studying Huai Su's brushwork
Mi Fu - studying ancient famous calligraphy day and night
Cai Xiang - An open-minded and diligent calligrapher
Song Huizong - Artist Emperor
Yue Fei - A calligrapher with both civil and military skills
Wen Tianxiang - A righteous calligrapher
< p>Zhao Mengfu - a versatile calligrapherWen Zhengming - a diligent calligrapher
Xu Wei - the first calligrapher in the late Ming Dynasty
Zheng Banqiao - poetry Three Wonders of Calligraphy and Painting
Deng Shiru - Practicing Seal Script
Wu Changshuo - Stone Carving Painter
Yu Youren - Promoting Standard Cursive Writing
Pu Xin She - Self-taught without a teacher
Qin Hui-Song style characters