Zhong Shaojing, a famous calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty, was born in Ganzhou, Jiangxi (now Ganzhou, Jiangxi). From Xuanzong to Wei Ping, he moved to Zhongshu and was named King Yue. Calligraphy is also good at painting, learning from Xue Ji. His paintings and calligraphy are elegant. The Book of the Old Tang Dynasty says, "Then the number of Tang Ming in Shi Tian, the inscription of Jiuding and the number of each palace are all inscribed by Shaojing." Ling Fei Jing in Lower Case is one of his representative works.
There are many printed editions of Ling Fei Jing handed down from generation to generation, among which the Bohai authentic edition and Keiko edition are the best. This volume is Keiko Tang Ben collected by Mr. Jianhua. The whole article is meticulous, elegant and radiant. His characters, in the use of pens, are mostly smooth, smooth and steady, light but not floating, heavy but not stagnant. Structurally, it is beautiful in shape, exquisite in structure, safe and elegant, vigorous and elegant. It's really an excellent example of fine print.