Xie Jin's "Cursive Poetry" volume, the biggest difference between Ming Dynasty calligraphy and Yuan Dynasty calligraphy is innovation and retro, in terms of cursive, the calligraphers of the early Ming Dynasty had a sense of innovation. Xie Jin is

Xie Jin's "Cursive Poetry" volume, a new style of cursive writing in the Ming Dynasty

The biggest difference between Ming Dynasty calligraphy and The Yuan Dynasty is innovation and retro, in terms of cursive writing, the early Ming dynasty calligraphers had a sense of innovation. Xie Jin was a very accomplished calligrapher in the early Ming Dynasty, creating a new situation in the development of cursive writing in the Ming Dynasty. Xie Jin (6 December 1369 – 22 February 1415), courtesy name Dashen , literally , was a scholar of the Ming Dynasty , a scholar of the Ming Dynasty . Xie Jin's "Cursive Poetry Posters" volume, on paper, seventeen and a half open, each opening 30.7×22 .6cm. Collection of the Palace Museum in Beijing.

This volume is eighteen poems written by Xie Jin. The signature "Xie Jin Gentleman Book" and the plutonium "Xie Jin" (Zhu Wen) seal are undoubtedly authentic. Xie Jin's calligraphy is smooth and skillful, and the wonderful pen and ink run through the whole post. From the brushwork and cursive method, it is not clear which master inherits which one, the talent of the calligrapher is higher than the technique, and it is easy to come by, the clouds flow, and the paper is full of smoke.