Tang poetry, Jin Ci and Chinese are all excellent works to praise different China cultural products. The word "gold" refers to the calligraphy of Wang Xizhi, a famous calligrapher in Jin Dynasty.
Changing words for geese is the story of Wang Xizhi changing geese with calligraphy. It turned out that Wang Xizhi liked geese very much, and the geese in Jin Dynasty were expensive and rare. An old lady who lives alone keeps a goose and is good at singing. When Wang Xizhi heard about it, he went to the old woman's house in person. Unexpectedly, as soon as the old woman heard that the great calligrapher Wang Xizhi was coming to my humble abode, she killed the goose and cooked it, showing great respect for Wang Xizhi.
No matter how long it took, he regretted mentioning the big goose. Later, I heard that a Taoist goose was good, and Wang Xizhi bought it himself. The Taoist priest asked him to copy a copy of the Tao Te Ching himself, in exchange for a flock of geese. Wang Xizhi began to write happily, leaving a story of changing words for geese.
Wang Xizhi's love for geese is by no means illusory. Wang Xizhi doesn't just love geese aimlessly. He only visited his friend for the goose's "good singing". This goose is not a good goose raised by Taoist priests in Yin Shan. When Wang Xizhi saw it, he insisted on buying it, and as a result, he wrote a book called Tao Te Ching. At this point, you don't have to change everything you see. Why didn't he change the words chicken and bartender?
Perhaps the appearance and image of the goose is a proud and straight look, and it is no more obscene, stupid and dirty than other animals. If it was easy to get, Wang Xizhi wouldn't have to go to so much trouble. The fundamental reason was that the price of geese was very high and it was hard to get, and good geese were even harder to get. Therefore, Wang Xizhi would rather waste time and energy writing a Huang Ting Jing instead of the geese.
Artistic style:
Wang Xizhi's Preface to the Collection of Lanting was highly praised by calligraphers of all ages. This post is a draft with 28 lines and 324 words. It is said that the author couldn't write because of the influence of the weather, geography and people at that time. Among them, there are more than twenty "zhi" characters, which are written in different ways.
Mi Fei called it "the best running script in the world" in Song Dynasty. Wang Xizhi, who is good at Li, Cao, Kai and Xing, has thoroughly studied his body, imitated his heart, pursued his hand, learned from others, prepared his body and melted into one furnace. He got rid of the style of writing in Han and Wei dynasties and became a family of his own, with far-reaching influence.