What does the phenomenon in calligraphy mean?

Calligraphy is one of the treasures of China traditional culture with a long history. Every stroke and every glyph of calligraphy contains profound cultural connotation, which reflects the spiritual pursuit and aesthetic concept of China people. The phenomenon in calligraphy refers to all kinds of special phenomena in calligraphy art, such as ink seepage, appearance and vivid expression. These phenomena derive unique artistic effects and interpret the author's attitude towards life and cultural feelings.

Ink penetration in calligraphy refers to the diffusion of ink on paper. Due to the different penetration degree of ink, calligraphy works show special effects such as delicate lines, criss-crossing textures and ups and downs of strokes. This special aesthetic effect of ink infiltration can convey the author's unique feelings and thoughts and stimulate the audience to sing and think.

Vivid calligraphy refers to the unique artistic language in calligraphy works, which embodies the temperament and spirit contained in the works. The charm of calligraphy works is vivid, including the artistic composition of the works, the agility of strokes, the rhythm of ink color and many other factors, which can make the viewer produce * * * sound and strong soul * * * sound. Therefore, vivid artistic features are very important in calligraphy creation.