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A Chaos Born Calligraphy It is a unique treasure of Chinese culture and the most representative spiritual symbol of Chinese culture. Its existence is based on the shape of Chinese characters. Therefore, the origin of Chinese characters was the forerunner of Chinese calligraphy. The formation of Chinese characters has gone through a long historical stage. The hieroglyphics preserved on pottery from primitive periods such as the Yangshao Culture, Majiayao Culture and Longshan Culture discovered by archaeologists provide important physical information for our understanding of early writing. Xu Shen of the Eastern Han Dynasty said in "Shuowen Jiezi·Xu": "In ancient times, the Paoxi family was the king of the world. When you look up, you observe the images in the sky, when you look down, you observe the laws on the earth, and observe the characters of birds and animals, and they are in harmony with the earth. , and took all things from the past, so he began to write the "Yi" Bagua, and the Shen Nong family knotted the rope as the rule, and unified his affairs. The pictograms and denotative symbols of all things are derived from objects. The objects unearthed in recent years further prove Xu's conclusion that Chinese characters originated from original pictures and engraved symbols. Chinese characters were probably formed in the Xia Dynasty, and a relatively complete writing system for recording language was formed during the Xia and Shang Dynasties (around the 17th century BC) (Qiu Xigui's "Outline of Philology"). The earliest ancient Chinese character materials in my country are recognized by academic circles as oracle bone inscriptions and bronze inscriptions from the middle and late Shang Dynasty. The art of calligraphy...