Exquisite Weibei Pen Calligraphy Works

Weibei refers to the inscriptions and calligraphy works of the Northern Dynasties during the Southern and Northern Dynasties. These works are of great literary value. Many calligraphy lovers create through pen calligraphy. The following is a beautiful picture of Wei Bei's pen calligraphy.

Picture Appreciation of Wei Bei's Pen Calligraphy Works

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Wei Bei's artistic feature, Wei Bei, is a kind of regular script, which is called the three regular script fonts together with Wei Kai, Jin Dynasty regular script and Tang Dynasty regular script. Weibei showed some transitional factors in the development of official script to typical regular script. There were regular scripts in Wei and Jin Dynasties, such as Zhong You's "Xianbiao" and Wang Xizhi's "Huangtingjing", which were relatively mature regular scripts. However, after a large number of intellectuals in the Western Jin Dynasty followed the southern Jin Dynasty, the calligraphy style in the Northern Dynasties was quite different from that in the Southern Dynasties. The existing inscriptions in the Northern Dynasties are mostly the works of anonymous calligraphers, which are different from those in the Southern Dynasties. Charm-{borrow}-? Calligraphy styles are naturally different. Zhong You and Wang Xizhi completed part of the process from official script to official script. The folk calligraphers in the Northern Wei Dynasty did not inherit too many achievements because of the Jin Dynasty's southward crossing, but followed the development track of the original folk calligraphy and evolved directly from the official script in the Han and Wei Dynasties. Compared with the inscriptions in the Southern Dynasties, Liu Xizai, a calligrapher in the Qing Dynasty, thought? South Book Wen Ya, North Book Heroic? ; Compared with Tang Kai, Tang Kai pays attention to statutes, and the knot tends to be standardized and unified, while Wei Bei writes freely, and the knot follows the situation and is not bound.