1. Yan Monument
Li Yanqin Monument is a masterpiece of Yan Zhenqing in his later years, which was written in the 14th year of Dali (779).
The book is dignified and vigorous, with fine brushwork and power. Compared with his early works, this is his masterpiece in his later years.
2. Pagoda Monument
There are 34 lines and 66 words in Many Pagodas and Monuments. This piece of pen is rich and beautiful, smooth and steady, thin and thick horizontally, with strong contrast. Show off more when you start writing, and turn more when you turn. The structure is rigorous and compact, compact and regular. Because the wordpad is excellent, with many words and integrity, most people who learn face and style start with this wordpad, which is very suitable for beginners to get started.
3. Liu Gongquan
Liu Gongquan (778-865) was a calligrapher and poet in the middle Tang Dynasty. He is good at regular script. At first, he studied under Wang Xizhi, and then he absorbed the skills of famous artists in the Tang Dynasty, absorbing the strengths of Europe and Yan, and created the original "Liu Ti". His brushwork is vigorous and powerful, which is in sharp contrast with the richness of Yan style, and he is known as "Yan Gu" internationally.
4. Mysterious Tower Monument
The most complete and typical interpretation of "Six Valley" must be "Mysterious Tower". The structure of the monument is rigorous, the center is restrained, it stretches around, it is neat and open, its brushwork is vigorous and its strength is strong, just like a warrior with extremely high martial arts.