First of all, interesting homophones and crossword puzzles make people deeply fall in love with Chinese characters. For example, at twelve o'clock, the answer is "fight". Isn't it interesting? There is also a classic story about homophonic. In ancient times, a man sent loquat to a county official, but he wrote "loquat" as "pipa" on the gift list. When the county magistrate saw it, he said with a smile, "Loquat is not this pipa, but I hate poor literacy!" A guest replied, "If the pipa can blossom and bear fruit, all the flutes in the city will blossom." There are countless examples like this, which often appear in life and are countless, all of which make people feel very interesting.
There is also "calligraphy", all kinds of calligraphy fonts are different, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Taking cursive script as an example can improve the writing speed and aesthetic feeling, but it is not easy to identify. The calligraphy font that Wang once praised: "Seal script is an official script, antique. Running script is written in block letters smoothly and dignified. The weeds are unrestrained, and the phoenix dances dragons. " Wang Xizhi is a great calligrapher in China. The Chinese characters in his works seem to come alive, which makes people have to admire! His Preface to Lanting Collection is even more fascinating, and it is simply a wonderful calligraphy work. Sensational calligraphy! Compared with Liu Gongquan's Mysterious Pagoda, it is interesting.