The Chinese New Wei font is similar to the Wei Bei font. The Chinese New Wei font is similar to the Wei Bei font. Huawen Xinwei is a Chinese font. The Chinese New Wei style is majestic, solemn, beautiful, powerful, and full of rich artistic flavor. Wei stele is the general name for the inscriptions on stone inscriptions in the Northern and Southern Dynasties of my country during the Southern and Northern Dynasties (AD 420-588). The Northern Wei Dynasty is the most refined. It can be roughly divided into four types: stele inscriptions, epitaphs, statue inscriptions and cliff inscriptions. Calligraphy is a transitional calligraphy system that carries forward the past and opens up the future. Zhong Zhishuai said that the Wei stele "can have a glimpse of the old style of Han and Qin Dynasties on the top, and the customs of the Sui and Tang Dynasties on the bottom." Wei stele calligraphy had a huge impact on the formation of the subsequent Sui and Tang regular script styles. Influence. Calligraphers of past dynasties also drew useful essence from it in their innovation and transformation.