Qinyuan Chunxue Calligraphy Lishu

Lishu is one of the four schools of calligraphy art in China, and its development and maturity mainly occurred in the Han Dynasty. Especially in the heyday of Emperor Huan and Emperor Ling in the Eastern Han Dynasty, it has developed into a period of diverse styles, various schools and perfection. What I bring to you below is Qinyuan Chunxue calligraphy official script. I hope you like it.

Appreciation of Chun Xue s Calligraphy Official Script in Qinyuan;

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Completion of official transformation and development:

The completion of the official change is the generation of books. Zishu is also an official book, but it is different from Qin bamboo slips. It is said that the distribution of the situation is opposite. ? This is the characteristic of books, and waves are decorative. Zhang Huaiguan's book Duane quoted Xiaoliangzi as saying: Decoration is eight points. ? The most striking feature of the eight-point book form is decoration. The so-called swallows' swallows don't fly together. The maturity of Li bian should have various characteristics of volume division in form. As early as Mawangdui's silk book, the horizontal paintings in Lao Zi Yi Ben (BC 194- 180) written later have been picked out after dinner, with the characteristics of swallowtail silkworm head in form, left and right reversed, sparse word spacing, greater than line spacing, and similar composition to the mature official script of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Therefore, scholars such as Chen and others set the finalization period of the official reform in the early Western Han Dynasty. But it's a little early. Because it is the fundamental feature of calligraphy to decorate the waves, and this feature of official script only appeared in large numbers in the middle of the Western Han Dynasty.

In Juyan Han Bamboo Slips and Dunhuang Han Bamboo Slips, there are remnants of Cang Xie Pian and Jijiu Pian, which are both enlightening books and copybooks for people to copy. They were written in the period of Emperor Xuan Di. These fragmentary books mark the emergence of mature books. Although their styles are different, their horizontal paintings are all stretched and full of twists and turns. They are typical silkworm-headed swallowtails and are very decorative. It stretches gracefully and has a beautiful posture. Fang Bi is widely used, with flat structure and neat arrangement. It is a unique calligraphy style, which is very close to the calligraphy forms of Cao Quan, Yi Ying and Chen Shi, and it is a whole hundred years earlier than the mature Eastern Han Dynasty. Selling clothes and selling famous books (62 BC) in Juyan Han bamboo slips can be said to be the style of dividing books.

1973, a large number of Han bamboo slips were unearthed in Dingxian County, Hebei Province. The contents of bamboo slips are The Analects of Confucius, The Scholars and Japanese books. The last month recorded is the second year of Emperor Xuandi Wufeng (56 BC), and his calligraphy can be described as a mature eight-part book. In brushwork, the Tibetan front retreats and the horizontal painting wave opens; The knot is wide and flat, balanced and symmetrical left and right; In the composition, the word spacing is wide and the overall sense of form is strong. There should be some square folds, left and right, and everything. At this point, Li Bian has finally completed its historical process, with a total time of about 300 years. From then on, Han Li began its golden age.