Fang Yi was smart since he was a child, and he was good at erhu, calligraphy, seal script, official script, regular script, regular script and cursive script, and he was proficient in 18 kinds of scripts. 18 different calligraphy styles on the right can be described as exquisite words, elegant lines and meticulous stippling. In particular, the banner of Li Bai's "Smelling the flute in Los Angeles on a Spring Night" is a monument, honest and simple, and wins by being clumsy. The shelf is strong and heavy, like a tiger lying under a shovel. The strokes are straight and thick. The pen is rock-like, angular, angular and powerful. The rules and regulations are full of words, and the fairness is oblique.
In copying ancient calligraphy, Fang Yi has a special liking for Zhang Menglong's tablet and Zhang Hei's epitaph, especially Zhang Hei's epitaph, which is exquisite and elegant, simple and elegant, with sparse structure, tight inside and loose outside, and more vivid. Although this epitaph is an official book, its brushwork is eclectic, introverted and natural, elegant and smart. Both the center and the side of the brushwork are used, and Fiona Fang is also used, with a vivid and elegant brushwork that combines rigidity and softness, to suit Fang Yi's spleen and stomach, and to practice frequently. Taking this epitaph as the mother, it absorbs the essence of Wang Xizhi's regular script, and taking Zhang Menglong's tablet as a special supplement to make up a supplement.