Who wrote Zhang Qianbei?

The full name of Zhang Qianbei is Ode to Zhang Jun, also known as Ode to Zhang Qian. It was carved in the third year of the Eastern Han Emperor Zhong Ping (A.D. 186). The author is anonymous.

This monument was erected by an old official to commemorate Zhang's relocation. Unearthed in the early Ming Dynasty, it was deposited in Dongping County, Shandong Province, and Dai Temple was found in Tai 'an City. The words "Poland is in Dongli" in the inscription were damaged after the Ming Dynasty, and the rubbings with four words intact were the most expensive.

Zhang Qianbei and Cao Quanbei are both famous historical sites in the late Han Dynasty. A large number of fonts in the writing board have infiltrated into the seal structure, and the fonts are square and angular, with the characteristics of uniformity, straightness, squareness and flatness.

Zhang Qianbei's inscription records Zhang Qian's political achievements, which was carved by Yin Wei, Zhang Qian's former residence, to praise Zhang Qian. Fang Bi is the main style of calligraphy, with a neat and regular structure. Zhang Qianbei is nine feet five inches high and three feet two inches wide, with sixteen lines and forty-two words. Monument Yin San column, the first two columns 19 rows, the last three rows. Calligraphy is simple and beautiful, square and varied, and the inscription is particularly bright and clear. In the Ming Dynasty, Wang Shizhen commented on Zhang Qianbei in the Four Drafts of Yizhou Mountain Man: "Calligraphy is not good, elegant and elegant, and Yongjia is out of reach." Handed down from ancient times, Medog took "Oriental Polish" as the rubbings of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhang Qianbei was unearthed late and well preserved. His calligraphy is mainly based on rigorous and rich brushwork, and his strokes are simple and vigorous, which can be called the top grade in Han stele. Calligraphers in ancient and modern times gave the highest evaluation to this monument, which can be described as a monument to the unity of Han and stele.

The full name is "Ode to Zhang Jun's Table in the Ancient City of Han Dynasty". Also known as "Zhang Qianbiao". The study of stone tablets in Dongping Prefecture, Shandong Province (now Dongping County, Shandong Province). The original stone is now hidden in Lingbingmen of Dai Temple in Tai 'an. Hanzhong Pingsan Year (AD 186) was carved in February. Unearthed in the early Ming Dynasty. There are fifteen lines of steles and forty-two characters in the official script: steles and Yin San columns, with the first two columns of nineteen lines and the last three columns. The inscription on the inscription is twelve words: "Ode to Zhang Jun's watch because of the long swing of the ancient city of Han". It is intended to bend and fill between seals, just like the Miao seal in the seal, which people use. The inscription is a memorial made by the late official Wei Meng and others for the late Zhang Qian. There are many different inscriptions, so some people suspect that it is woodcut, but in terms of simplicity, non-Han people can't do it, so it must be something from that time. The names and books engraved on the tablet are also rich and colorful.

In the Ming Dynasty, Wang Shizhen commented on his book cloud: "His book can't work, but it is elegant and forgiving, which is beyond Yongjia's reach." . Qing Wan Jing commented on his book cloud: "I am quite good at playing with his words, for fear that my words are not well written, and I have no brushwork, especially Yin." Sun Tuigu commented on his book cloud: "Calligraphy is elegant and elegant, which is rare for Han stone reliefs." Yang Shoujing's Pingbei Ji said: "Gu (Gu) suspected that later generations would engrave it again, but this tablet is elegant and free from vulgarity, with natural peeling marks, so it is the original stone, and Gu is good at textual research but not good at appreciation, so he said this. There is another cloud: [How long is the seal script? This quantity is flat and unique. The yin of the tablet is particularly clear, and its brushwork has become a fashion in Wei and Jin Dynasties. This source began in The West Chamber, and became the folding knife head of the tablet (Zun, Chan Biao, Kong Xian Tablet) in the third year of Huang Dynasty, and later became the authentic copy and tablet of the Northern Wei Dynasty. 〗

The word "Poland is in the East" in the eighth line of Ming Tuoben is intact. The word [Huan] in the first line of Tuo in the early Qing Dynasty was intact. There is piracy in Hangzhou.

This monument is based on Fang Bi, with a circle in the square, cleverness in the straightness, and vivid and natural strokes. The structural combination is complex, flexible, interesting and calm. The word stele yang is simple and elegant, while the word stele yin is slightly vertical and noble and clear. Those who learn from Han Li regard this monument as the last example. But there are many people who get its beauty, and few people who get it can hide its hidden connotation. I hope the wise can have both.