1. Character connotation: The artistic feature of China's calligraphy lies in the character connotation, and the inner qualities of the calligrapher's mind, cultural accomplishment, thoughts and feelings are reflected through his calligraphy works. China's calligraphy embodies the values of "courtesy, joy and elegance" in China's traditional culture.
China's calligraphy is a form of expression in China culture, which is closely related to cultural values such as courtesy, music, elegance and elegance.
2. Charm of lines: The charm of lines in China's calligraphy is one of its main features, which shows the skills and styles of calligraphers in ink painting, composition, charm and brushwork. If the lines of China's calligraphy want to convey vitality, it is necessary to achieve the unity and interdependence of spirit, qi, bone, blood, flesh and tendons.
3. Artistic conception of blank space: The artistic feature of China's calligraphy lies in its outstanding artistic conception of blank space, that is, the combination of blank space and ink painting makes the fonts breathe and flow in the space, which enhances the artistic expression of the works. In calligraphy creation, flying, elegant, square and rounded lines are very important, which can give people a sense of beauty if handled well. Therefore, we should attach importance to "pen and ink" and "black and white".
4. Combining rigidity with softness: The artistic feature of China's calligraphy lies in the imposing manner of combining rigidity with softness, which forms the unique rhythmic beauty of calligraphy works. China's calligraphy art expresses art through masculine and feminine. Masculinity and femininity are the basic components of calligraphy, which alternate, depend on and restrict each other to maintain the overall balance of calligraphy.
5. Give priority to freehand brushwork: The artistic feature of China's calligraphy lies in freehand brushwork, emphasizing the freedom and agility of pen and ink, paying attention to expressing artistic conception and personal feelings.
China's calligraphy creation must attach importance to "expressing feelings with emotion" and "fluency in heart and hands". The so-called "emotion" mainly uses the brushwork of "book meaning" to express the realm of poetry, and attaches importance to the harmony and unity of writing content and brushwork, which is the lyric and expressive characteristics of calligraphy. "Freehand brushwork" should be the basic feature of the development and evolution of China's calligraphy.
Calligraphy has the characteristics of freehand brushwork from the day it came into being.
In a word, China's calligraphy adopts the artistic form of line combination, and shapes and expresses the aesthetic taste of the subject through abstract ways such as pen and ink, structure and line combination.