Suo Jing (239-303), a native of Dunhuang (now Gansu), is the grandson of Zhang Zhi's sister. The official calendar is Shang Shulang and Jiuquan Taishou, and the official is to levy the West Sima, which is called "levying the West". Qiao Zhuang. New Moon Posting, Ode to the Teacher, Hao Tao Posting, July Posting and so on;
Wang Xianzhi (344-386), known as "Wang Daling" in the world, was an official slave in fine print and a secretariat official. Thirteen lines of Luoshen Fu, Mid-Autumn Festival Post, Duck Head Pill Post, Twenty-nine Post, December Cut Post, Missing Post, Yuhang Post and so on;
Wang Huizhi (343-386), the son of Xi, and Wang Xianzhi, his younger brother, are both people admired by the world and good at calligraphy and painting. Crescent post;
Wang Xun (350-40 1) is a forest protected by fine print. Langya Linyi (now Linyi, Shandong Province) was born in Wang's family in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Thin iron;
Lu Ji (26 1-303) was born in Wu Jun (now Suzhou, Jiangsu). Because it used to be the civil history of the plain, it is called the land plain in the world. He is "a rare genius, and his articles are the best in the world" (Biography of the Book of Jin and Lu Ji). He and his brother Lu Yun were both famous writers in the Western Jin Dynasty. In fact, Lu Ji is an outstanding calligrapher, and his Ping Fu Tie is the earliest original celebrity calligraphy in ancient China.
Wei Heng (? -29 1) calligrapher of the Western Jin Dynasty. The son of Wei Guan, a famous calligrapher, was born in Anyi, Hedong (now Xia County, Shanxi Province). Official to secretary, business. Hui Di was killed by his family and others. He is good at cursive script and studies official script and seal script, so his cursive script, Zhang Hui, official script and seal script are all excellent. According to his own practice, he wrote the style of Four Books, which is an important material for studying China's calligraphy.
Mrs. Wei, whose real name is Shuo, is a native of Southern Tang Dynasty. Born in the eighth year of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty (272), he died in the fifth year of Emperor Wu of Jin Dynasty (349). Hedong Anyi (now Xia County, Shanxi Province) people. Female calligraphers in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Wang Hui (464-549) is Wang Dao's sixth son and Wang Xun's uncle. The civil history of the official military, the history of the meeting, the general of the town army, and the constant attendance of the scattered riding, have a quiet life and do not strive for glory. A good calligrapher, his calligraphy style is quite beautiful, which is similar to his quiet and honest character. Liaoning Museum has his handwriting, namely "Heel Sticks" and "Zunzunti".
Wang Sengqian (426-485) was born in Linyi. Calligrapher of Southern Dynasties. The word Jian Mu is the grandson of Wang Xizhi IV. Official to official. Love literature and history, be good at melody, be practical, and run scripts. The book inherits the ancestral method, rich in content, concise and powerful. The Biography of Shu Qi said: "Monks are good at regular script. When Song Wendi saw his calligraphy fan, he sighed,' Only traces are more than Zi Jing, and the instrument is elegant.' In the Tang Dynasty, Zhang Huaiguan's "Shu Duan" said: "It is especially ancient and straightforward for ancestors to tell Xiao Wang. If there is ice in the stream and the hills are covered with snow, it is very clear, but it has no taste. " Yu Dou's Shu Shu Fu called his book: "If you want to be rich, you don't have to be rigid. Drum anger is refreshing, and the resistance is strong. However, the spirit is high and Geng Jie is full of enthusiasm. The hair is sticking out and the paper is full of light. " The ink is "Wang Yantie". He is the author of Lun Shu and Bi Yi Zan.
Wang Zhi (460-513) was born in Linyi. Wang Sengqian. "Liang Shu" Volume 21 "Biography of Wang Zhi": "Shan Zhi Cao Li, for a moment, thought that the law was initiated."
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