"Zhang Qianbei" collects characters in the Spring League| strong, simple, clumsy, and natural

The full title of "Zhang Qianbei" is "Ode to Zhang Jun's Table of the Long Dang Yin Order of the Ancient Valley of the Han Dynasty", also known as "Ode to Zhang Qian's Table", an inscription of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and a book. Excavated in the early Ming Dynasty, it is well preserved and is now displayed in the stele gallery of Taishan Dai Temple in Shandong. The contents of the stele are the achievements of the former official Wei Meng and others who commemorated the county order Zhang Qian.

Most of the inscriptions are "square pens", with clear edges and angles, strict structure, and condensed penmanship, showing a simple and simple style, and a strong and majestic style. The pen thickness is between the pen and the third pen. The transition of the wave painting is not very obvious, which is different from the big apostrophe of the three monuments of the Confucius Temple.

The handwriting of "Zhang Qianbei" seems to be correct and clumsy, but in fact, the knot is exquisite, and it is not appropriate to use Zhang Qianbei to write the Spring League.