First of all, the questions raised
In the long and splendid traditional culture of China, calligraphy is unique and a precious spirit. Many of my classmates and I like calligraphy, but we don't know much about it. To this end, I decided to study the history, evolution and characteristics of calligraphy to provide some help for my classmates.
Second, research methods.
1, through the network, collect and consult calligraphy related content, and sort it out according to its development order.
2. Consult calligraphy related books and learn calligraphy knowledge.
3. Learn some common knowledge of calligraphy by consulting elders and teachers.
Third, data collation (seal script)
1. The main type of calligraphy: seal script.
2. Main epidemic period: Shang and Zhou Dynasties to Qin Dynasty.
3. Evolution: It evolved from Oracle Bone Inscriptions and Zhong Dingwen.
4. Main features: it is divided into big seal and small seal. The form of Da Zhuan is similar to that of Oracle Bone Inscriptions; Small seal has a stable structure and beautiful lines.
5. Representative works: plate, Taishan stone carving, etc.
Four. Data Arrangement (in italics)
1. The main type of calligraphy: regular script.
2. Main epidemic period: Wei and Jin dynasties to present.
3. Evolution process: it evolved from official script.
4. Main features: Regular script means "model", that is, small script, regular script, square font, regular strokes and proper font rules.
5. Representative figures and works: Ou Yangxun Jiucheng Palace Liquan Inscription; Yan monument, etc.
The research conclusion of verb (abbreviation of verb)
The writing of Chinese characters is mainly divided into five types: seal script, official script, cursive script, regular script and running script. The development of various calligraphy styles often blends together. Judging from its main epidemic periods, Li, Cao, Kai and Xing have overlapping periods respectively.
The development of calligraphy reflects the process of Chinese character writing from difficult to easy, from complicated to simple. These calligraphy are gradually standardized, beautiful, simpler and more mature. Lishu played a great role in the development of calligraphy in later generations. From the perspective of evolution, cursive script, regular script and running script all evolved from official script, which contributed greatly to the influence and development of later calligraphy.