Brief introduction of Mrs. Wei's life
Mrs. Wei was born in a scholarly family and her ancestral home was Anyi, Hedong. Mrs Wei's grandfather, uncles and brothers are all famous calligraphers, and they all have their own opinions on calligraphy theory. So Mrs. Wei grew up in such an environment and became a master of calligraphy.
/kloc-When she was 0/8 years old, Mrs. Wei married Li Moment of the Li family in Jiangxia. According to records, Li was always ambitious when he was young. Because of his meritorious service in defending his hometown, he was promoted to be the satrap of Ruyin, and later he went to Anxi. Mrs. Wei's husband's Li family is also a famous calligraphy family, and Mrs. Wei's son's cousin is even more famous, and his calligraphy achievements are very high, comparable to the calligraphy authority at that time.
The reputation of Li calligraphy in Jiangxia has been greatly improved, which has a lot to do with Mrs. Wei's marriage to the Li family. Mrs. Wei taught the Li family calligraphy knowledge and skills, enabling them to achieve higher calligraphy attainments.
Mrs Wei gave birth to a son named, who was a famous writer in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. She made great achievements in early literature, leaving many literary works, such as On Hanlin, and her regular calligraphy is also very good, which is also influenced by her mother, Mrs. Wei.
Later, when she went to Shan County to be an official, Mrs. Wei went with her son. Later, she died in 349 AD at the age of 77.
The story of Mrs. Wei
It is said that Mrs. Wei has been practicing calligraphy seriously when she was a child, forgetting to eat and sleep. So she often spends hours learning the structure and strokes of calligraphy, so the parking pool here is where Mrs. Wei often washes pens and inkstones. Once, when she was tired of practicing calligraphy, she put the pen and inkstone directly in the bucket and put them in the pond. Therefore, the water in the pond is black, and later generations call it "? Mrs Wei washes Mo Chi? .
The story about Mrs. Wei's hard practice of calligraphy, in which eating ink is the most classic, shows that Mrs. Wei is very cautious and single-minded about the spirit of calligraphy research. In order to read, write and practice more, Wei Zifu often eats while reading. In order to improve efficiency, he ate a bun with ink because he was so absorbed in it.
Later, Mrs. Wei's student Wang Xizhi came in and found that Mrs. Wei's desk had not been served, but the ink in the inkstone was gone. After she reminded me, Mrs. Wei reacted and ate steamed bread in ink.
How is Mrs. Wei's calligraphy achievement?
? Mrs Wei studied calligraphy with Zhong You since childhood and was good at regular script. Teacher Zhong You was a famous calligrapher and the founder of regular script in the Three Kingdoms period. Later generations and Wang Xizhi called him Zhong Wang, and calligraphy was called? Above the top grade? .
Mrs. Wei, a famous teacher, combined with her diligence and studiousness, is a school of her own. She is a famous female calligrapher in the ancient history of China and a teacher of the famous calligrapher Wang Xizhi.
Mrs. Wei, who has been diligent in writing since childhood, washed the pen and inkstone with the pond in front of her door. Over time, the water in the pond was dyed black. Up to now, the name of a fat pond in Suzhuang Village is also called Mrs. Wei Wash. After marrying Ruyin magistrate Li Fang, he became Wang Xizhi's calligraphy teacher, which can be said to be his first teacher. In his early years, Wang Xizhi took Mrs. Wei as an example. Wash Mo Chi? Experience to guide and encourage Wang Xizhi to study calligraphy hard. Once again, he pretended to be the mother of Guanyin in the market, baked cakes in a special way, and praised Wang Xizhi's exquisite calligraphy, which inspired Wang Xizhi to make further progress and eventually became a generation of book saints.
In addition, Mrs. Wei's outstanding contribution is her masterpiece Pen Drawing, in which Mrs. Wei summed up calligraphy theory's valuable experience with her own learning and teaching experience and the wisdom of her predecessors. It is a rare introductory guide for beginners of calligraphy, which has high literary value and is praised by later calligraphers.