Writing a letter will not be interstitial structure? Watch Huang Zi's elders teach you the Ninety-Two Laws of Interstate Structure

Huang Ziyuan (黄自元), courtesy name Jingyu (字敬舆), was a native of Longtang Township, Anhua County, Hunan Province, a calligrapher of the late Qing Dynasty, and an editor of the Hanlin Academy, who was a veritable master of calligraphy, who first learned Yan Zhenqing and Liu Gongquan, and then studied Ouyang Zhenqing, Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi and other generations of thesis scholars. Its characters are dignified and elegant, quiet and introverted, the literary atmosphere is azure, has high artistic value, and has a strong practical function, and its style characteristics and aesthetic orientation adhere to the tradition of theology pioneered by The jin people Zhong Xuan, Xi and Xian fathers and sons.

Huang Ziyuan

Huang Lao's predecessor's "Abstract ninety-two methods of interstitial structure", a thorough analysis of how to write a letter, how to write it is good, today Xiaobian to share with you to learn.

"Abstract ninety-two methods of interstitial structure" is Huang Ziyuan's systematic and comprehensive study and analysis of the law of Chinese character structure combination on the basis of the "Thirty-six Laws" of Ouyang Inquiry's interstitial structure and Shao Ying's works, and summarized the methods of writing ninety-two Chinese character knots, each with typical examples. It has a strong guiding significance for our future generations to practice calligraphy.