Heze Kong Bojing's calligraphy is very valuable. This kind of calligraphy was created by Confucius, an ancient Chinese writer and thinker, and has a high collection value. Over time, this kind of calligraphy is considered to have high cultural value, so it may sell at a high price.
Heze Kong Bojing's calligraphy style is unique. His calligraphy inherits the excellent traditional culture of China, and his style is smart and wise. His China cursive script is highly praised by many calligraphers for its coherent triangular fonts. His works are promoted by China Calligraphy Association and collected in China Museum, and are sought after by many collectors.
The calligraphy collection value of Kong Bojing in Heze is higher and the price is rising. Whether collectors, investors or collectors are constantly observing and buying Kong Bojing's calligraphy, high-end collections are more popular. Because of its comprehensive calligraphy, the subject matter involves poetry, literary talent, true Confucianism and so on, which greatly enhances the collection value.
In addition, people who are familiar with the history of calligraphy can also study the historical development and changes of China's calligraphy through the Collection of Calligraphy by Confucius and Bojing in Heze, so as to experience the development of China's excellent cultural calligraphy and create more artistic value. "The rescue and excavation project of the older generation of calligraphers" was put on the agenda, and the planning, creation, compilation and publication of the book "Passing the Salary and Carrying the Road" came into being.
Introduction to Kong Bojing:
Kong Bojing, whose real name is Qing Huan, wrote in words. Born in Dingtao District, Heze City, Shandong Province, 195 1, member of Shandong Calligraphers Association, consultant of Zhongshan Painting and Calligraphy Research Association (former vice president), painter of Cao Zhou Painting and Calligraphy Institute and painter of Yangzhou Painting and Calligraphy Institute.
Learn to write from an early age. In the early 1940s, he was enlightened by Mr. Cao Tieru (the late librarian of China Literature and History Museum) and Mr. Jiang (the late) who lived in the late Qing Dynasty. He read classics, ancient prose and Tang poetry, and studied Tang Kai. Committed to writing cursive script and pursuing a quiet and elegant style of writing. Since the Jin and Tang Dynasties, many cursive scripts have been copied to the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Occasionally dabble in Qin and Han dynasties, pursue interest and absorb nutrition.