2. Mrs. Wei, whose real name is Wei Shuo, is a famous female calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Wei family is a family specializing in calligraphy from generation to generation, and Mrs. Wei got a good calligraphy enlightenment from childhood. Later, she married Li Moment, the satrap of Ruyin, and her husband Li Moment was good at official script, so Mrs. Wei got her husband's support after marriage and continued to study calligraphy.
3. Mrs. Wei's teacher is Zhong You and also the teacher of calligrapher Wang Xizhi. In The Record of Calligraphy, her brushwork is evaluated in Zhong You, and Zhong Wei's method is integrated into one furnace. After learning from Zhong You, Mrs. Wei merged what she learned with her own understanding and walked out of her own style. In "Urgent Chapter" presented to the imperial court, her handwriting was changed from the rectangle of teacher Zhong You, with delicate lines and beautiful words, which broke away from the writing style of official script and became a school of its own.
4. In the Song Dynasty, a book review was quoted in Xiao Shu Li, saying that her calligraphy was "like a flower arranging dancer, with low beauty; Another example is the beauty on the stage, the fairy shadow, the red lotus reflecting the water, and the blue marsh floating Xia. "
5. Mrs. Wei put forward the theory of "bones and muscles", saying that calligraphy should be "full of strength and muscles", bones should be hard and fine for beauty, and fleshy people should be "ink pigs".
6. The little hairpin letter she created is small and exquisite, beautifully shaped, and has the aesthetic feeling of flying in Wei and Jin Dynasties, which is deeply loved by boudoir women and many literati.