Representative works and characteristics of famous calligraphers in ancient China

5. Fu Shan (1607- 1684) was a Taoist thinker, calligrapher and physician during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The first name is Chen Ding, the word is Green Bamboo, and the word is changed to Green Master. There are also aliases such as turbid Weng and Huaguan. Han nationality, Taiyuan, Shanxi. Fu Shan's poems are very ideological and realistic, and his writing style is informal, willful and straightforward, and his old friend is like me, generous and desolate, which forms his unique artistic style.

Features: Calligraphy is based on cursive script and seal script, which are exquisite and bold, unique and world-famous. Fu Shan's calligraphy is known as "the first writer in the early Qing Dynasty". When he wrote about Yan Zhenqing, he summed up the experience that "Ning Zhuo is not smart, he would rather be ugly than flattering, he would rather be fragmented and tactless, and he would not arrange it directly". I like to use color when writing big characters, which is dignified, vigorous and powerful. The masterpiece "Frosty Red Little Student Collection".