The traditional Chinese writing method of "Mo" is ''Mo". The traditional and simplified Chinese characters for "Mo" have the same shape. Pinyin: mò Simplified Chinese radical: Tu Wubi: LFOF Total strokes: 15 Stroke order: vertical, horizontal fold, dot, left , horizontal, vertical, horizontal, horizontal, dot, dot, dot, horizontal, vertical, horizontal.
The four treasures of the study are ink.
The four treasures of the study are Chinese. Unique calligraphy and painting tools (calligraphy and painting utensils), namely pen, ink, paper, and inkstone. The name of the "Four Treasures of the Study" originated in the Southern and Northern Dynasties.
Historically, the objects referred to by the "Four Treasures of the Study" have changed frequently. In the Southern Tang Dynasty, the "Four Treasures of the Study" specifically referred to Zhuge's brush in Xuancheng, Anhui, Li Tinggui's ink in Huizhou, Anhui, Chengxintang paper in Huizhou, Anhui, and Longwei Inkstone in Wuyuan, Huizhou, Anhui. Since the Song Dynasty, the "Four Treasures of the Study" specifically refer to Xuan's brush (Xuancheng, Anhui).
After the Yuan Dynasty, Hu brush (Huzhou, Zhejiang) gradually became popular, while Xuan brush gradually declined. After the reform and opening up, Xuan brush gradually regained its vitality
Introduction to ink
Ink. It is a color for writing and painting. The fine ink made by Xi Chao and Xi Ting, the famous ink makers in the Tang Dynasty, was appreciated by Li Yu, the later master of the Southern Tang Dynasty, and the family was given the national surname "Li Mo". The world. In the Song Dynasty, the place where Li Mo was produced, She County, was renamed Huizhou, and Li Mo was renamed Hui Mo.
Inkstones, commonly known as inkstones, were popular in China during the Han Dynasty and for grinding ink when painting. It has been widely used. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, there were many varieties, including Tao inkstone, Duan inkstone, She inkstone and Chengni inkstone, which were called the "four famous inkstones". Ancient Chinese literati attached great importance to inkstones. It was used in burials after death.
Ink may seem a bit monotonous, but it is indispensable in ancient writing. With the help of this original material, Chinese calligraphy and painting create a wonderful artistic conception. Only then can it be realized. The world of ink is not boring, but rich in content.
As a consumable product, the production of ink should be very precious, and the selection of it should be very careful. The materials are pure and processed carefully, and the high-quality ink is extremely delicate and fragrant. The degree of fineness mainly depends on the number of times it is pounded and pestled during processing. The more times it is pounded, the more delicate it is. It is said that one mortar can be pounded and pestled hundreds of thousands of times.