Zhong You and Dan Wei are courtiers. On one occasion, Zhong You went to Shan Wei's house and saw the book "Calligraphy". Zhong You, who has always admired Cai Yong, was the first to borrow this book. Dan Wei didn't want to lend it to him, so he refused Zhong You. Later, Zhongyou offered to buy it with a large sum of money, but Shan Wei refused. Zhong You tried his best and didn't get a "gesture". At that time, his eyes rolled with anger and he vomited blood and fainted. Fortunately, Cao Cao sent someone to deliver the elixir in time to save his life.
In this regard, Zhong You gnashed her teeth and vowed to get a "gesture". Later, when Dan Wei died, I heard that Pen Shi was buried with him. Zhong You thought the opportunity had come. So, he used a lot of money to hire several grave robbers to dig Wei's tomb, and finally got the pen he dreamed of. From then on, he studied hard and practiced hard, and finally realized the essence of Cai Yong's calligraphy and became a great calligrapher.
Introduction of Zhong You's representative work.
1, declaration form
Zhong You's masterpiece is a declaration form. This is one of the representative works of Zhong You's regular script, which depicts the meaning and significance of the declaration form. "Declaration Form" is a gift from Dao to his nephew Wang Xizhi, representing loyalty and righteousness. Through this word, Zhong You expressed his respect and loyalty to his father, and kept this respect and loyalty in his heart. This word has been handed down from generation to generation for many times and has become a classic of Zhong You's calligraphy.
2. "Fu Tian Bing Xie Tie"
The Ice Snake Post in the Graveyard is Zhong You's calligraphy work in lower case, which is regarded as Zhong You's masterpiece. In this calligraphy work, Zhong You skillfully used Wang Xizhi's brushwork and showed his skillful brushwork and unique brushwork with six lines of small letters. At the same time, the glyphs in the works also show simple and elegant temperament. This work has high artistic value and appreciation, and it has also become a classic of Zhong You's calligraphy.