There are 50 Ci Poems by Cao Quanbei, including Mountains and rivers are open, the sky is high and birds fly, and the sky is vast, diving, applying what you have learned, the legacy of Taibai, the creation of the world, the harmony between the government and the people, self-cultivation, tranquility and auspiciousness, and the gentle breeze in Wan Li.
It's useless to read books about home, because the breeze and bright moon are priceless, the distant mountains are close to the water, the mountains are heavy and the waters are doubtful, and there is no way to recover.
Brief introduction of Cao Quanbei official script.
Cao Quanbei Lishu calligraphy appreciation, Lishu calligraphy appreciation, Lishu calligraphy appreciation, Lishu calligraphy appreciation and modern calligrapher's fee evaluation are one of Han Li famous artists with beautiful calligraphy and elegant and changeable fonts. However, some people think it is round and soft, not just simple and energetic.
"Cao Quan" is actually a copy method, dense and elegant, ethereal and elegant, with flying brushwork, golden characters, smooth lines, soft and rigid, and thin ribs to the bone. Among Han Li's inscriptions, Cao Quanbei is the clearest one. The pen is mainly a "round pen", and the pen is very clear. The thickness of strokes basically belongs to "dichotomy", and beginners' brushwork is not enough If they blindly pursue its beautiful appearance, they often write too delicately.
His wave painting "Tuxedo" is also very round and refined. If it is "square" when used, it is easy to lose its original charm. The wave of the pen should not be too light and slippery. Cao Quanbei, also known as Cao Jingwan Monument, was carved in the second year of the Eastern Han Dynasty (185), with 20 lines of Yang Monuments, each with 45 words, and 5 columns of Yin Monuments. The content is to describe Cao Quan's achievements.
The monument is about1.7m high and 0.86m wide. It is rectangular and has no forehead. The stone is firm and fine, and there are official script inscriptions on both sides of the monument. Cao Quanbei was unearthed in Ayang County, Shaanxi Province during the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1573). In the Qing Dynasty (1672), it was broken and disappeared, and it was moved to Xi 'an Beilin Museum in 1956.