Yangzi said that he took calligraphy as his heart's painting, and he believed in Lu Gong. ”“The writer is like him, like his ambition, like his learning, like his talent, in short, just like his person. "Liu Xizai of the Qing Dynasty's discussion on calligraphy and people is really insightful. Mr. Da is not famous for calligraphy, but his calligraphy is profound, simple and peaceful, calm and vigorous, with a quiet atmosphere that is easy to appreciate. Appreciation Mr. Da’s calligraphy, I feel that his calligraphy, his writing character and his character as a person can reflect each other. “Don’t say that my handwriting is not good just because it is not beautiful, because I have read many inscriptions on inscriptions. There is nothing wrong with the words. "In a letter to a friend, Mr. Da once commented on his calligraphy in this way. I think this is a very humble and confident evaluation. Mr. Da has read extensively throughout his life. In addition to literature, he also loves art. For a long time, Time is still immersed in the copying and compilation of ancient inscriptions, and I always use a brush to write and compose. Both in terms of vision and realm, I have a very high level.
"What you say must be spoken by yourself." It is the foundation of calligraphy. Whenever there is something difficult to express in my heart, or something spiritual, I pick up a pen and paper and write it down. The pens and strokes naturally come from the heart of the soul, and every word is the form of emotion and even emotion. This kind of calligraphy is an art with soul. "Mr. Feng Jicai praised the calligraphy of literati in this way. People favor literati calligraphy because they prefer the rich bookishness that overflows between the lines in calligraphy, the elegant and timeless literati style, the bright and straightforward literati feelings, and the strong and strong literati style. . Of course, although a piece of calligraphy is written by a so-called literati, if it does not have a bookish and touching feeling, it can only be called a pseudo-literati calligraphy.