Text/Feng Haitao Calligraphy/Cui Fangjue
When the New Year arrives, the New Year's blessings also follow, friends in different industries have their own different ways of blessing, and the philologist and calligrapher Cui Fangjue also opened his New Year's blessings in his own way. Exquisite calligraphy works were born with the blessings of Teacher Cui. The New Year is our traditional festival, and the written word is the record of our Chinese national civilization, so the written word contains all our cultures since ancient times. But with the development of civilization, the writing also changed, until today's simplified characters. Although the evolution of the text has made it more and more convenient to use, it has also lost the culture, making the use of the text more and more thin in the new year, and losing its due meaning and meaning. However, the text of the philologist and calligrapher Cui Fangjue uses the font with the strongest cultural meaning to add color to the New Year, which makes the meaning of the New Year meaningful and brings us the sense of form that the New Year should have.
Cui Fangjue calligraphy works
The calligraphy "Wanfu", "Shou", "Lu", "Great Auspicious", "Year of the Tiger", "Fulu", "Tiger Tiger Shengwei", "Tiger TianYi", "Auspicious", "Shouxi", "Kangning" and so on. They are full of blessings for the year. This blessing is not only a blessing in the literal sense, but also a blessing brought about by the cultural meaning of the text itself! Because it not only carries the blessings sent by the philologist and calligrapher Cui Fangju to the people of the whole country, but also the New Year atmosphere given by culture.
The year is the record of time, the transformation of a time period, the result of a new beginning and a period. It is also the crystallization of our culture. Therefore, the year needs to have a solemn sense of form, and we must "respect the year and fear the year". Now, firecrackers cannot be set off, and there is no new atmosphere that the "year" should have, but it has become a recorder of time. As a result, modern people have no reverence and enthusiasm for the year. Cui Fangjue, a philologist and calligrapher, in the advent of the Year of the Tiger, used his own way to convey the culture of the Year, and reminded the world in his own way to fear the Year and regain the lost enthusiasm for the Year.
Teacher Cui Fangjue, a philologist and calligrapher
Cui Fangjue (paleographer, calligrapher, and list bookmaker) whose real name is Cui Xiaobao, is a native of Qingdao, Shandong. Graduated from China Academy of Art. He is currently a member of the Chinese Oracle Bone Literature Society, a director of the China Yuelian Society, a director of the Chinese Calligraphers and Painters Association, a director of the China List Calligraphers Association, a vice president of the China Huaxia Poetry Federation Calligraphy and Painting Institute, a vice president of the China Confucius Calligraphy and Painting Institute, a vice president of the Yi Bingshou Calligraphy Art Research Association, a director of the People's Liberation Army Book Association, a director of the All-China Public Security Literary Association Book Association, and a vice president of the Shandong Chinese Painting Academy.
Cui Fangjue's huge list book "Poems to the Banquet" was collected by Yue Fei Memorial Hall; Chairman Mao's poetry series wild grass was collected by the Great Hall of the People, Zhongnanhai, and the Military Museum. A large number of works have also been given as state gifts by state leaders to foreign heads of state and friends. While studying calligraphy, he immersed himself in the study of ancient characters. Published and distributed a special collection of ancient characters of "Traveling in Art" (in collaboration with others). He also teaches in a number of colleges and educational institutions, teaching calligraphy and paleography extensively.