Transition sentence: Wang Xizhi is not only good at learning the advantages of calligraphy in past dynasties, but also created his own artistic style of calligraphy through hard study.
Function: connecting the preceding with the following.
Wang Yizhi's calligrapher draws a composition sentence connecting the second and third paragraphs with horizontal lines in his reading essays. What is its role as a connecting link or transition?
? Which sentence in calligrapher Wang Xizhi's article is a transitional sentence? 1: inflection sentence:
The second paragraph: "He also specially studied the cursive script of Zhang Zhi, a calligrapher of the Han Dynasty, and had a lot of experience."
The third paragraph: "Wang Xizhi is not only good at learning the advantages of calligraphy in past dynasties, but also created his own calligraphy artistic style through hard study."
2. Wang Xizhi's spirit.
Be indifferent to fame and fortune and concentrate on learning
"Calligrapher Wang Xizhi" was a famous calligrapher in Jin Dynasty in China. His calligraphy was popular all over the world and was honored as a "book saint" by later generations. He is famous not only for his innovative calligraphy, but also for his lifelong devotion to China's calligraphy and his epoch-making achievements. Wang Xizhi was born in the Eastern Jin Dynasty in 303 AD and began to learn calligraphy at the age of seven. His first teacher was his uncle and famous female calligrapher Mrs. Wei Shuofu. Wang Xizhi first learned to block letters, which means writing with regular strokes.
When he was old, he began to create his own style. His handwriting was unique and original. His running script is lively, which fully shows his feelings. His most famous calligraphy work is Preface to Lanting. This work was completed in 353 AD. At that time, Wang Xizhi invited 4 1 relatives and friends (including contemporary calligraphers and poets) to hold a picnic in Lanting in the countryside. They lined up on both sides of the stream, put feathers (a kind of portable wine glasses) on the surface of the water, and went down the river. Everyone took turns writing poems with drinks. Anyone who can't write poetry will be fined. Twenty-six people wrote poems that day and wrote 35 poems. Everyone also drank a lot of wine.
With some drunkenness, Wang Xizhi prefaced these poems and wrote Preface to Lanting. It is said that he rewrote it nearly a hundred times in a few days, but it is not as good as his improvisation that day. Preface to Lanting is considered as the greatest work in China's calligraphy history, and its original work was later taken away by Emperor Taizong. He liked this work very much, so he ordered the best calligraphers in the imperial court to copy a lot, which were originally left as his funerary objects.
Although the original Preface to Lanting was lost in 650 AD, Wang Xizhi's handwriting had a great influence on China's calligraphy. Emperor Taizong's preference for Preface to Lanting prompted more calligraphers to learn and copy Wang Xizhi's fonts. Wang Xizhi and his son studied calligraphy tirelessly all their lives. Their concentration and perseverance, as well as their achievements in calligraphy, have always been admired and admired by the world. Whenever people mention their names, they will think of their patience and hard work.
A good calligrapher can not only express his thoughts through calligraphy, but also the words he writes must be full of life, vitality and perfect form. Calligraphy is an art, which requires a clear mind and a comprehensive grasp of the brush to write well. It takes years of careful tempering to succeed.
When he was a child, Wang Xizhi had a strong interest in calligraphy. When he practices calligraphy, he often forgets to eat and sleep. It is said that once, he was fascinated by calligraphy and even used the bread in his hand as a brush to write with ink! He often washes his brush in a small pond outside the house, and the water in the pond turns black.
Wang Xianzhi, the son of Wang Xizhi (his seventh son), also practices calligraphy very diligently. At the age of twelve, he showed his mother a word rewritten by his father. His mother is also good at calligraphy. She recognized the painting written by her husband at a glance.
Wang Xianzhi therefore realized that his handwriting was not as good as his father's. He is determined to practice hard and practice his words well. He found eighteen jars, filled them with water, and made up his mind to practice calligraphy with water mill ink in the jars, and he would never stop until he finished.
Wang Xizhi is an official. He is a kind man. He once advised his colleagues to be fair and friendly to others. Wang Xizhi later resigned due to illness and died in 36 1 year, at the age of 58. Wang Xizhi and his son became famous calligraphers because of their diligence. To this day, people still regard them as symbols of hard work and virtue.
These questions are bullshit,
What is the use of asking these questions to students in junior high school and senior high school?
Learning calligraphy is learning calligraphy.
Wang Xizhi, what is the style of Seventeen Posts? How many works are famous? How many students know?
Both the Education Bureau and the school are talking nonsense.
Calligrapher Wang Xizhi painstakingly pondered the spacing, structure, strokes and momentum of fonts, and put shoes on clothes whenever he had time.
Thinking and research on the reading problem of calligrapher Wang Xizhi.
Not strong (in feelings, interests, etc).
Transitional sentence:
The second paragraph: "He also specially studied the cursive script of Zhang Zhi, a calligrapher of the Han Dynasty, and had a lot of experience."
The third paragraph: "Wang Xizhi is not only good at learning the advantages of calligraphy in past dynasties, but also created his own calligraphy artistic style through hard study."
Reasons for success:
1, Wang Xizhi copied many calligraphers' copybooks, carefully studied their calligraphy characteristics, and specially studied Zhang Zhi's cursive script, which was very rewarding.
2. Wang Xizhi is not only good at learning the advantages of calligraphy in past dynasties, but also created his own artistic style of calligraphy through hard study, practicing calligraphy for a long time and making unremitting efforts.
The legend of Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher, said that there was a famous calligrapher in ancient times. Near the New Year, he wrote a couplet of "Spring Breeze, Spring Rain, Spring Festival, New Year, New Year, New Color" for his son and posted it on the door. Unexpectedly, that evening, the couplet was unveiled. The calligrapher had to write a pair of "Ti Ying Beili, Yan Lin" and asked his son to post it. It wasn't long before this couplet was posted, and it was uncovered again. No wonder the calligrapher's excellent handwriting-"a word is worth a thousand dollars" must have been stolen by someone who loves his calligraphy. As the Spring Festival approaches, his door is still empty. What should I do if the couplets are posted and exposed? The calligrapher was puzzled and pondered for a long time, and finally came up with a way. He happily wrote the first couplet "Happiness never comes in pairs" and the second couplet "It never rains but it pours". After posting it, the calligrapher didn't expect such unlucky couplets, and no one cared about it anymore. At the dawn of New Year's Day, calligraphers added the couplet "Happiness didn't double until today, but it never rains but it pours last night". People read this couplet and praised it. This calligrapher is Wang Xizhi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
Wang Xizhi's representative works are: Huang Tingjing in regular script, On Le Yi, Preface to Lanting Collection in cursive script, Seventeen Posts, and First Moon Post in running script. The most famous one should be Preface to Lanting.