Lin Kui likes to write poetry and is also good at writing books. In this letter, we can see that his knots are erect and his strokes are thin, so many people describe his words as "bone and flesh". The word spacing and line spacing of this calligraphy are wide, there are many fine brush gossamer between words and words, more sharp points at the starting and closing pens, and the turning is hard, so his words often give people a "clear" feeling.
In the past generations of commentaries, there are many associations of "words like their people". Lin Kui eventually hid in the mountains and forests, so some people think that his words have shed the habits of the world. There are also many people who believe that his words are like the plum blossoms under his pen: "The shadow is shallow and shallow, and the dark fragrance floats in the dusk of the moon", which is light and elegant, and is intriguing to taste and taste.
Lin Kui's "Three Junti" Codex Book of Paper, 31.5 x 38.2cm Collection of the National Palace Museum, Taipei