fānɡ
Fang Bi
1. refers to the square strokes in calligraphy.
When I started writing, I shifted my writing style to the center, forming Fang Bi, which is characterized by being handsome, upright and resolute. For example, Ou Yangxun's calligraphy is dominated by Fang Bi.
Basic introduction Chinese name: fānɡ Pronunciation: Fang Bi bǐ Interpretation: The square strokes in calligraphy represent the calligrapher: Ou Yangxun's characteristics: handsome and straight, steady bending, round pen and rotating pen, folding pen and round pen are the important characteristics that distinguish calligraphy styles from pen use. Fang Bi's opening and strokes are square, such as Zhang Qianbei and Gift Monument in Han Li, and European style in Weibei and Tang Kai, which can be used as models, angular and can give people a firm feeling. Its methods are as follows: firstly, the Tibetan front is twisted and recovered and folded into a square; The other is to expose the front of the pen and run vertically and vertically, which is slightly faster. The round pen is the beginning of the stroke and the circle in the stroke. Such as seal script and Han Li's Ode to Shimen. Delicate edges can give people a sense of perfection. Its method: the Tibetan front reverses and retracts, turns round, and the pen wraps around the front, slightly slowing down.