After finishing part of "Dengba Monument" two days ago, I finished the rest because I have always liked Zhao Ti. First of all, he is as fast as the wind, but I don't like his brushwork that is too simple. The reason is similar. I feel dissatisfied after the change. Of course, I still can't get too carried away.
I used to like Master Fu Qing, but I always felt that he despised Zhao Songxue as a person. Later, after reading his life, I found out that he actually learned from Zhao Ti, but later I felt that it was similar to my own life. I felt that the Zhao family was a descendant of the clan and now served a foreign race, so he loved and hated it deeply. I mean. However, although Fu Shan's calligraphy was good, it was somewhat inferior. In fact, he said in his later years that he still admired Zhao Songxue after all.
So it depends on how you understand it. Personally, I feel that only after you actually write it can you feel his talent, his immortality, and his benefits in all aspects, so it is not a wasted reputation. The key is to make a real effort to see it, and then his official work, poetry, calligraphy and painting will all be of the highest quality. And his sadness of serving a foreign race as a clan member is all part of this. I once wrote an article about Wang Duo, the magic pen of the early Qing Dynasty. Regarding his calligraphy life, I summarized it as all the unsatisfactory things in life, and I wrote about his pride through calligraphy. It is possible to move it to Zhao Songxue.
If your heart is full of worries and is frustrated by writing, then the writing will flow smoothly due to the emotions. Do you think this is true?