The living room is a place where family and friends get together, and it is most necessary to create a lively and harmonious atmosphere. Hanging a beautiful calligraphy and painting on the wall of the living room is more dignified and elegant, revealing extraordinary simplicity, eliminating the dull style and adding a full sense of art.
Quiet and far-reaching, tranquility is a method and realm of self-cultivation of ancient gentlemen in China. Huai Nan Zi written by Liu in the Western Han Dynasty put forward for the first time that "there is no virtue without quietness, and there is no distance without quietness", which was taken as the motto of self-cultivation by many scholars. Zhuge Liang's "Shu Han Jie Zi" quoted Liu Ye as saying: "If you are not quiet, you will have no ambition; If you are not quiet, there is no distance. " "Be quiet and know far" is also a self-cultivation motto that many calligraphers like to write. Teacher Gu's calligraphy work Jing Zhi Yuan has smooth strokes, exquisite techniques, smooth lines, free and unrestrained, full fonts and elegant shapes. With elegant and noble colored rice paper as the lining, there is a sense of elegance.
All rivers run into the sea, which comes from Yuan's Preface to the Famous Ministers of the Three Kingdoms in the Jin Dynasty: "The shape is empty and the inch is full of the sea." Li Note: "The heart is as wide as the sea." Na: contain, contain. The sea can hold hundreds of rivers. Metaphor contains a wide range of things and a huge number. All rivers run into the sea, with great tolerance. In other words, we should keep an open mind. This is also the embodiment of one's self-cultivation. People regard a broad-minded person as a respectable person. At the same time, the sea is all-encompassing, and people often use it to describe magnificent and indescribable things, so it is described as "the sea is all-inclusive".
There is a very important concept in Confucianism, that is, "a gentleman is cautious and independent." It can be said that these two words are the highest realm of personal style. So it is very suitable for hanging in the living room, which can reflect the extraordinary connotation and personal accomplishment of family members.
Calligraphy has been a must-have for countless successful people since ancient times. "Heaven rewards diligence" originated from the Confucian classic The Analects. "Heaven" is "providence"; "Reward" means reward and generous reward; "Diligence" means diligence and dedication. The idiom "God-given diligence" means that God cares for diligent people, and their efforts will be rewarded. It also shows that opportunities and inspirations tend to favor only prepared minds and only those who diligently pursue them.