1, "The flag is in sight at the foot of the mountain, and the drums and horns are ringing at the top of the mountain ..." In the national exhibition area invited by famous calligraphers, Yang Mingchen, director of China Calligraphy Association, brought Mao Zedong's poem "Xijiang Moon Jinggangshan", which attracted the attention of many calligraphy lovers.
2. Teacher Yang Mingchen's calligraphy works are unique and elegant, with profound artistic conception. The painting in front of him shows that his pen and ink skills are solid and his lines are fresh and natural, which not only writes the momentum of this poem, but also expresses his personal feelings. This painting is very successful, and it is worth learning by our younger generation.
3. "When a square pond is opened for half an acre, the sky is high and the clouds are pale ..." In the calligraphy exhibition area of Weifang Bookstore, Wang Yuanbao, a member of China Bookstore, is introducing his works. "This work was written by Zhu's" Reading Sense "and has an inscription in gold. I hope it can be recognized by my peers." Wang Yuanbao, a native of Linqu, has devoted himself to calligraphy for more than 30 years.
He said that he was honored to be invited to the exhibition. He thanked Weifang Bookstore for providing this platform, which not only allowed him to show his works, but also allowed him to learn China's calligraphy, and even appreciated and learned the works of famous calligraphers from many countries, which benefited him a lot.
5. As the highlight of this exhibition, Weifang Bookstore Library exhibited more than ten kinds of literature objects with inscriptions, such as animal bone patterns, pottery pots, pottery seals, Qin bricks, Han tiles and cloth coins, which attracted many calligraphy lovers to stop and watch. The inscription pottery jar of Twelve Years of Prince Yan Xi in the Warring States Period, the generous brick of Two Beasts Gluttony Pattern in the Warring States Period, the inscription pottery jar of Xisan Laoren in the Han Dynasty, and the currency pottery in the Han Dynasty all made the audience feast their eyes.