Wang Xizhi, who was honored as a "book saint", absorbed the essence of previous calligraphy and found a new way. He is good at regular script, running script and cursive script, and his words are fresh, "flowing like clouds, swift as a dragon".
Based on the book reviews of past dynasties, Wang Xizhi's calligraphy style is magical, ever-changing, unique and at its peak, namely regular script, running script and cursive script.
Since the Han and Wei Dynasties, the three bodies of Qi, Xing and Cao have gradually evolved. The direction of evolution is to simplify the complex and tend to be fast and practical. The way of evolution is the efforts of folk craftsmen, official calligraphers, dignitaries and Confucian scholars, which have been tempered and sublimated by outstanding calligraphers of Gaomen clan, influenced each other and merged into the mainstream. Wang Xizhi is a typical representative of these excellent calligraphers.
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