The Lin Cao Quan Monument requires a grid with a side length of 5 cm to 7 cm. Students use large regular script, and the common one is the rice grid.
The "Cao Quan Stele" has a lot of words. At the beginning, it was written on a 32-frame paper according to the grid. The stele is an important representative work of Han Dynasty official script. Yitong stele with a larger number of official script characters has beautiful handwriting, flat and well-proportioned structure, stretched and elegant, graceful style, straight strokes, both long and short, gorgeous and graceful expression, and has the attitude of "looking back and smiling," it is actually a Han official script. The weirdest thing in the world.
Introduction to "Cao Quan Stele":
The full name of "Cao Quan Stele" is "Han Heyang Order Cao Quan Stele". Because Cao Quan's courtesy name is Jing Wan, it is also called "Cao Jing Stele". "Complete Monument". "Cao Quan Stele" was erected by Wang Chang and others of the Eastern Han Dynasty to commemorate Cao Quan's merits and virtues under the orders of Heyang. This stele was unearthed in Xinli Village in Heyang (now Heyang, Shaanxi Province) in the early Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty. It is said that the stele broke in the late Ming Dynasty. What people usually see are mostly rubbings after the break. It is now preserved in the Forest of Steles Museum in Xi'an, and Ming rubbings are in the collections of the Palace Museum in Beijing and the Shanghai Museum.
The "Cao Quan Stele" is one of the representative works of the fully mature period of official script in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It records Cao Quan's suppression of the Yellow Turban Uprising in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It is an important historical material for studying the peasant uprising in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. One of the few extant stone tablets from the Han Dynasty in China that are relatively complete and have relatively clear fonts. The characters are evenly knotted, and the pens used are both square and round, but mainly round pens. They are graceful and beautiful, and are representative of the beautiful style in Han Li.
Reference for the above content? Baidu Encyclopedia - "Cao Quan Monument"