Shen Yinmo (1883-1971), whose original name was Junmo, was born in Wuxing County, Zhejiang Province, and his grandfather and father were both officials in Shaanxi, and he was born in 1893 in Hanyin Hall (now Hanyin County), Xing'an Province, Shaanxi Province. Since childhood, he has been studying poetry and calligraphy. In 1905, he and his third brother and scholar went to Japan to study, but due to financial difficulties, they returned to China a year later. After that, he and his mother returned to Huzhou and lived in the former residence of Chengtian Lane. Soon after, he was hired to go to Hangzhou and taught at the Zhejiang Higher School (the predecessor of Zhejiang University) and the two-level normal school.
In 1912, on the recommendation of Xu Bingkun, president of Zhejiang University of Technology, Shen Yinmo was hired by Hu Renyuan, the dean of liberal arts at Peking University (a native of Huzhou, when the president of Peking University was temporarily absent), and taught at Peking University at the beginning of the following year. At the age of thirty, he became a professor at the Department of Chinese at Peking University, where he taught poetry courses, and later became the president of Peking University. Shen Yinmo, whose original name was Shen Junmo, during his tenure at Peking University, a friend joked: "You, an honest and introverted person, usually silent, so why take an extra bite?" "Besides, there is another teacher at Peking University named Zhang Junmo. Therefore, Shen Yinmo decisively abandoned the name "Jun" and the next "mouth". However, Shen Yinmo did not "silently" make a sound in everything and did not take half a step back on the issue of principle.
During the May Fourth period, together with Chen Duxiu, Qian Xuantong, Hu Shi, Li Dazhao, and Gao Yihan, he took turns editing "New Youth", and was one of the editorial board members and actively engaged in the new cultural movement. His prose poem "Moonlit Night", published in New Youth, has been called the first prose poem in China. After liberation, he served as a member of the Shanghai Municipal Committee for the Preservation of Cultural Relics, deputy director of the Central Museum of Culture and History, vice chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Federation of Literature and Literature, and was successively employed as a member of the Municipal People's Government, a deputy to the Municipal People's Congress, a member of the Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a deputy to the National People's Congress, and a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
Shen Yinmo works poetry, studied calligraphy, and advocated the style of "two kings" (that is, Wang Xizhi and Wang Xianzhi), and is a famous modern scholar, calligrapher, and patriotic poet. In his later years, he lived in Shanghai to provide for himself, and his names were Qiuming and Zaogua. He is the author of "Yashu Series", "Treatise on Calligraphy", "Five-Character Method of Writing", "Peeping of Erwang Calligraphy", "Treatise on Calligraphy", "Commentary on the Experience of Famous Scholars in Past Dynasties", "Shen Yinmo on Book Series Manuscripts", "Shen Yinmo Writing Inkblots", "Shen Yinmo Calligraphy Collection" and so on. Poetry collections include "Qiu Ming Collection", "Qiu Ming Room Miscellaneous Poems", "Shen Yinmo Poetry Collection" and so on.
The Shen Yinmo Series under Macro consists of 16 volumes
The selection of ink that represents the highest level of Shen Yinmo's calligraphy is selected, and the authentic macro shooting fine print is used, so that calligraphy researchers can not only appreciate the wind god of the original post, but also understand the movement of the penmanship, the subtle changes in ink color caused by the center's lifting of the pen, and so on.
This series of selected works is not only diverse in style, but also based on Shen Yinmo's best small characters, this publication basically adopts the method of enlarging the original and local enlargement throughout, I believe that the publication of this series has a multiplier effect on the majority of calligraphy enthusiasts to explore the former sage penmanship.
The sixteen volumes in the series are:
One: Shen Yinmo hand-scrolled three
Second: Shen Yin silently recorded Zhao Mengfu's visit to Lanting
Third: Shen Yinmo's twelve kinds of poems
Fourth: Ten kinds of Shen Yin's silent writings
Fifth: Shen Yin Silent Grass Seven Kinds
Sixth: Shen Yinmo Xiaokai eight kinds
Seventh: Shen Yinmoshu Wang's Right Army Pen Array
No. 8: Shen YinMo wrote four kinds of books
Nine: Shen Yinmo Linjin Tang Song ink seven kinds
Tenth: Shen Yin Mo Lin Han Li five kinds
Part 11: Shen Yinmo wrote a submission of the Kong de School and recorded the introduction to the exhibition of Chinese printed books
Part 12: Shen Yin Mo Kai Three
4 new copies will be released in August 2021:
Thirteen: A Collection of Shen Yinmo's Transcripts
Part XIV: A Collection of Shen Yinmo's Manuscripts
Fifteenth: Shen Yinmo's Inscription on The Reading of Classical Chinese Literature
Part 16: Title of Shen Yin Mo Yi Estate Series
Binding: Paperback 12 open
Publisher: Zhejiang People's Fine Arts Publishing House