Prince Cheng Xiaokai "Roselle Endowment"
Yong Mao, born in 1752, died in 1823, a native of Manchuria. Ai Xin Jue Luo Yong Yao, Qing Dynasty calligrapher. No. Few Factory, Mirror Spring, The Master of the Curse Jin Zhai. The eleventh son of Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty. Qianlong was enfeoffed as a prince, and Jiaqingjian walked on the military plane, Tan Zhe. Proficient in calligraphy. At that time, it was quite famous, and together with Weng Fanggang, Liu Yong, and Tie Bao, he was called "Weng Liu Chengtie". Yong Yao has loved the art of calligraphy since childhood, decades of hard work in Linchi, coupled with his unique conditions, he has to peek into the inner house, and the self-collection is very rich, and the title of the book is very important. There are many handwritten works, and from the calligraphy that has been passed down from generation to generation, we can see his art of Linti and his own calligraphy. The small lines are warm and moist, the horizontal painting is slender, and the vertical painting is thicker, which looks dignified and ingenious. The knots are mainly positive, and some words are slightly inclined, and Bu Bai can be unified with Wang Xizhi's ruler, making his law book appear vigorous and graceful, very stylish.
