"Sanxi Tie Bao" is the earliest existing genuine calligraphy of Jin people, and scholars of all ages have taken it as the standard. The "Three Treasures" are now hidden in the Palace Museum on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, ranking first among the "Top Ten National Treasures" of the two academies.
2. The Preface to Lanting written by Wang Xizhi, the world's first running script in the Jin and Tang Dynasties, was praised by later generations as "the first running script in the world" and was the "supreme calligraphy" in China. It has a technological realm that people at that time could not reach, even after that; Its ability to control pens and paper; Skillful and superb techniques reach the peak and achieve perfection, marking the maturity of calligraphy from the blue stage to the art. God wrote the second running script in the world-Yan Zhenqing's "Sacrifice to a Nephew" Su: "As for poetry, as for writing, as for retreating from Korea, to Wu Daozi, as for writing."
Yan is Yan Zhenqing, a calligrapher in Tang Dynasty. It is most praised by later generations as "the second running script in the world" and "the manuscript for offering sacrifices to nephews".
This post is a draft eulogy written by Yan Zhenqing for my nephew. Due to extreme grief and indignation, his emotions have been difficult to calm down, and the number of mistakes is increasing, and sometimes it is smeared. But because of this, some words are dignified and astringent, the strokes are round and magnificent, and the gestures are full of vitality. They are purely written by God, and they are naturally wonderful. In Yuan Dynasty, Xian Yushu commented that this post was "the second running script in the world".
4. The charm of Tang Xue is the third running script in the world-Su Shi's Huangzhou Cold Food Post. Su Shi is a dazzling star in the history of China, and has made remarkable achievements in the fields of literature, painting and calligraphy. His life has been bumpy. At the Cold Food Festival in the third year when Su Shi was relegated to Huangzhou, he wrote "Guangbiao History Huangzhou Cold Food Post" in Dongpo Tang Xue.
This post is not only Su Shi's most proud work in his life, but also known as "the first in Su Shu". Xian Yushu, a great calligrapher, also praised it as the "third running script in the world" after Preface to Lanting and Manuscript for Sacrificing Nephew. 5. Linchi is the first regular script in the world-Ou Yangxun's Monti Tie in Zhong Ni (partially) Ou Yangxun, a calligrapher in the early Tang Dynasty, was called "the first regular script in the Tang Dynasty".
When future generations see the danger of Chinese books, they should learn them first, and the name is "European style". Montitie is the pinnacle of China's regular script.
This post is vigorous and ancient. The ink is light but not thick, bald and fast, rotating freely, the upper and lower veins are clear, the structure is stable and solid, the pen is easy to write, the charm is smooth, the body is round, charming and vigorous, and the strength is extremely clean. This is a rare treasure.
6. Crazy monk is the best cursive script in the world-Huai Su's "Self-Narrative Post" (part) Huai Su called it "drunken monk" and was a master of cursive script in Tang Dynasty. Xu Shuduan listed his calligraphy as a wonderful work.
Autobiographical post is an outstanding representative of Huai Su's cursive script in his later years. The whole grassland, pen and pen center echo the sudden wind and rain up and down. You can imagine that your heart and hands are in harmony when you are doing exercises.
The whole article is magnificent, such as the unexpected trip of dragons and snakes, exciting lightning and thunder, etc. It is the best treasure of China cursive script. 7. The most beautiful post in the world-Mi Fei's "Shu Su Tie" In the Northern Song Dynasty, Sichuan produced a natural roll with excellent texture, called Shu Su.
Someone mounted a piece of Shu Su woven with a silk fence into a long scroll, and left it as a famous inscription before the scroll. However, Shu Su's lines are rather sluggish, and those who are not skilled dare not ask for them. So it has been handed down for three generations, and no one dares to write.
In the third year of Yuan You in the Northern Song Dynasty, Mi Fei saw this section of corn and wrote eight poems on it. Free and easy with a pen, fresh and flying, beautiful.
Starting from some "Shu Su Tie", it became famous all over the world and became a treasure of all ages. 8. Mo Bao-Song Huizong's "Thousand-character cursive script" (partial) "Thousand-character cursive script" is a rare long scroll in Hui Zong's cursive script, and it is almost indistinguishable from Huai Su in terms of familiarity and artistic conception.
This pen is full of flying ink, written on the full picture of Un-yong Kim, with a total length of more than three feet. The exquisite design of the text at the bottom was painted on paper by the painter in the palace, which complemented Mo Bao in Hui Zong, and * * * made this unprecedented masterpiece.
9. Cai Jun's crazy calligraphy master's regular script treasures-Zhao Mengfu's "Before and after the Red Cliff Fu" (partial) There are many immortal masterpieces in the history of China literature, and there are also many famous posts handed down from generation to generation in the history of China calligraphy. If it can be combined, it will be even more precious. Zhao Mengfu's book Su Shi's Red Cliff Fu is such a rare and beautiful structure.
A literary leader in the Song Dynasty and a master of calligraphy in the Yuan Dynasty, they spanned more than 200 years and were moved by each other in this masterpiece. Post pen is round and vigorous, romantic in Wei and Jin dynasties; The artistic conception of Su Shi's articles is wonderful and perfect.
10, Cao Sheng's legacy, genius of calligraphy, the best cursive script-Zhu Yunming's cursive ancient poems and posts (in part) Among the most influential "four great talents" in the cultural field of Ming Dynasty, Zhu Yunming is recognized by the world as the most literati. The Ancient Poems in Cursive Script is a representative work of Zhu Yunming in his later years.
This post has won the reputation of European beauty, Chu beauty and jade weakness. Coupled with its bohemian character, some posts are romantic and innocent, which is a rare cursive script after Tang and Song Dynasties.
The top ten famous posts handed down in China through the ages are Sanxi Tie Bao (Quick Snow Clear Post by Wang Xizhi, Mid-Autumn Post by Wang Xianzhi and Yuan Bo Post by Wang Xun).
The Second Best Running Script in the World: Preface to Lanting by Wang Xizhi
Third place, the second running script in the world: Yan Zhenqing's "Sacrificing a Nephew"
The third running script in the world: Su Shi's Huangzhou Cold Food Sticker China's first regular script fifth place: Ou Yangxun Mengtie China's first cursive script sixth place: Huai Su's self-described sticker China's first beautiful sticker seventh place: Mi Fei Shusu Sticker eighth place in the world. Mo Bao: Huizong Zhao Ji's cursive thousands of words ranked ninth among the master calligraphers in the Yuan Dynasty.
The top ten famous post handed down from ancient times in China is Sanxi Bao Tie (Wang Xizhi's "Fast Snow and Qingming Post", Wang Xianzhi's "Mid-Autumn Post" and Wang Xun's "Yuan Bo Post"), and the second in the world is Wang Xizhi's "Preface to the Lanting Pavilion".
. Third place, the second running script in the world: Yan Zhenqing's sacrifice to his nephew, and the second running script in the world: Yan Zhenqing's sacrifice to his nephew.
. Fourth place, the third running script in the world: Su Shi Huangzhou Cold Food Sticker.
. 5th China first italics: Ou Yangxun: Zhong Ni Montitie China first italics: Ou Yangxun: Zhong Ni Montitie.
. The sixth place is China's first cursive script: Huai Su's "Autobiographical Notes" and China's first cursive script: Huai Su's "Autobiographical Notes".
. No.7 China's first beauty post: Su Sutie of Mi Fei; China's first beauty post: Mimi's Susu post.
. Eighth place: chinese odyssey Mo Bao: Huizong Zhao Ji cursive script thousand words Mo Bao: Huizong Zhao Ji cursive script thousand words.
. The 9th Yuan Dynasty calligraphy master's regular script treasures: Zhao Mengfu's "Before and after Chibi Fu" Yuan Dynasty calligraphy master's regular script treasures: Zhao Mengfu's "Before and after Chibi Fu".
. The tenth masterpiece of the genius cursive script in Ming Dynasty: Zhu Yunming's cursive script poems; Zhu Yunming's cursive poems: the masterpiece of the wizards in Ming Dynasty.
What are the famous calligraphy posts in ancient China? 1, Liu Gongquan's Mysterious Tower
2. Yan Zhenqing's Many Pagodas.
3, Wang Xizhi's' Preface to Lanting Collection'.
4, Zhu Yunming' cursive poem post'
5, Zhao Mengfu' Before and After the Red Wall Fu'.
6. Hui Zong Evonne's A Thousand Words in Cursive Script.
7, Mi Fei' Susu Tie'
8, Su Shi' Huangzhou Cold Food Post'
Calligraphy learning steps
1. Choose a suitable tool, such as a pen for hard pen or an art pen, and choose wool, wolf hair or a mixture of wool and rabbit hair as the writing brush according to your own learning foundation. Generally, Olin Dan or Hero can be used as ink, and thicker ink is recommended for brush calligraphy ink, such as Yidege. Paper selection (pen can use hard paper with good water absorption, brush can use rough paper or old newspaper).
2. Copying copybooks: Friends who have never studied calligraphy can practice according to their favorite copybooks. Generally, hard pen and brush calligraphy have one thing in common-that is, the shelf structure of words is similar, and the fonts will not be ugly if they are well structured. Therefore, the choice of copybook is more critical.
3. Exercise: first observe the structural order, understand the brushwork structure, and then understand the brushwork. Keep practicing for an hour every day.
4. You have to understand the structure of pasting words with your heart, imitate them first, and keep practicing until you are proficient.
5. With the foundation, you can begin to practice writing: it is the overall layout, thickness and size of a word, which can make people feel the charm.
What do the four famous posts mean? The four famous ancient posts refer to the ginger post, the spring flower post, the grand view post and the Confucian post in the Song Dynasty.
1 "Jiang Tie", named after it was carved in Jiangzhou, was carved by Shang Pan in his hometown Jiangzhou during the Chunhua period. 2. In the third year of Emperor Taizong's reign in Song Chunhua (992), Zhao Kuangyin ordered the imperial palace to collect the ancient ink, and ordered the Hanlin division Shu Wang to compile the stones in the restricted area and named it Chunhua Pavilion.
Volume *** 10 contains China's calligraphy ink for more than 1000 years from pre-Qin to Sui and Tang Dynasties, including 420 works by emperors, courtiers, famous calligraphers and others 103, which was praised by later generations as the crown of calligraphy posts in China and the "ancestor of cluster posts". 3. Ge Tie, in the primary stage of pure Ge Hua Tie, Ge Tie's carving skills are not good enough and distorted; There are also many academic mistakes in editing (many predecessors blamed these mistakes on Wang Zhu, but according to the research of Mr. Qi Gong, Li Yu, the queen of the Southern Tang Dynasty, used the method of "Xiang Tuo" to collect and copy ancient calligraphy books into ten volumes.
This is the last version of "Ge Tie", according to which Wang Zhu can't be responsible for his mistakes. It is even more regrettable that the "pavilion post" is engraved on the jujube board and cannot be durable.
After a hundred years, it cracked in Song Huizong, and it was impossible to expand (it was said to have been burned). Therefore, Song Huizong revised and republished Ge Tie.
4. Rutie is one of the three treasures in Ruzhou, with a total volume of 12. In the third year of Daguan in the Northern Song Dynasty (1 109), Ruzhou Zhou collected 8 kinds of pre-Qin inscriptions and 94 kinds of famous calligraphy of Qin, Han, Sui and Tang Dynasties, totaling 109 posts.
Bronze inscriptions, seal script, official script, regular script and cursive script are the treasures of ancient inscriptions in China.