Almost all of these ten calligraphers lived from the Qing Dynasty to the Republic of China. According to the number of votes, the first calligrapher is Qi Gong, Sha Menghai and Yu Youren. It may surprise you. The first calligrapher is Wu Changshuo.
Wu Changshuo, a native of Anji, Zhejiang Province, was first named Jun, and the word "Jun" was first fragrant and then prosperous. There are also Cang Shuo, Cang Shi, Hao Lu, Lao, Lao Cang, Kutie, Da Deaf, Bao He, and Wu Hu Yin Gai. Calligraphy benefits from Shi Guwen. The essence of Shigu calligraphy can be discovered with the help of grass method, and it can be changed through learning.
Skills of practicing calligraphy well
For beginners, copying and writing are the two most important stages in learning calligraphy. Since ancient times, almost no calligrapher has struggled in the process of copying and creating again and again. It is the minimum procedure and method to learn calligraphy to copy before creating, inherit before innovating.
In addition, there must be a correct writing posture, which requires that the head should be straight, the body should be straight, the hands and feet should be open, and the correct writing method should be mastered. Only in this way can we learn calligraphy better. Whether the writing method is correct or not is directly related to the effect of writing, so calligraphers of all ages attach great importance to writing. Finally, practice makes perfect. After all, practicing calligraphy is a long process.