For some reason, Mr. Hu Shi, the pioneer of liberalism in China, rejected the calligraphy couplet (price
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For some reason, Mr. Hu Shi, a pioneer of liberalism in China, rejected his calligraphy couplets (the price is negotiable
Why did you reject a painting and become the leader of the new culture movement by advocating literary improvement? One is the calligraphy couplet of Mr. Hu Shi, a pioneer of liberalism in China. This couplet was a treasure of the old man before his death. Last year, the old man drove a crane to the west and left it to me. Because there is no suitable space for hanging couplets in my humble abode, I hereby borrow a "treasure corner" from your website and transfer it to a friend who likes Hu Shi's calligraphy and knows pearls for collection at a low price.
Title: Mirror Heart of Hu Shi's Calligraphy Couplet. The first part is "seeing in peace", and the second part is "accumulating doubts and understanding the light";
Note: The definition of Jie Jie (the traditional Chinese character of Jie Jie) in the first couplet is integrity.
About the author:
Hu Shi (1891.12.17-1962.2.24), formerly known as Si 'e, scientific name Hongbiao, Xijiang, later renamed Hu Shi, pen name Tianfeng and Zang. People from Shangzhuang Village, Jixi County, Anhui Province. Modern famous scholars, poets, historians, writers and philosophers.
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Hu Shi's calligraphy is a typical scholar's calligraphy. Literati's calligraphy is characterized by elegance, implication, significance and fluency, and there is no sense of carving, emotion correction, impetuousness and Jianghu. Literati calligraphy pays less attention to the simple tempering of lines, but pays more attention to the inner charm and overall expressive force.
Part I: See you in peacetime,
Bottom line: I have accumulated doubts and realized the light.