Lu Zhongnan, we are all familiar with the older generation of calligraphers of the China Book Association, and the leader in the field of contemporary calligraphy. Therefore, most of what we see on the Internet is the calligraphy works of Teacher Lu Zhongnan.
Recently, the author saw some of Lu Zhongnan's calligraphy works on the Internet, especially a letter written by Lu Zhongnan to his teacher An Qinghua in the winter of 2019, that is, in the winter of his own year, and the handwriting on the letter is flowing, which is worth watching.
This letter was written in 2019, when Teacher Lu Zhongnan was 70 years old, we saw the content, the first few words let netizens "break the defense", the teacher "since leaving Beijing No. 3 Middle School in 1968, I have not seen you for more than fifty years."
Teacher Lu Zhongnan's calligraphy belongs to the style of the older generation of calligraphers, compared with modern calligraphers, it is relatively plain, there is no flamboyant technique, there is no strong desire to express, and there is no means of show skills with paper, but the words are sincere, the words are plain, but Juanxiu's handwriting is particularly simple and moving.
Netizens saw these lines of handwriting is also praised, Lu Zhongnan's letter, also mentioned that An Qinghua teacher taught children to write in the first year of junior high school, Lu Zhongnan saw that the teacher's writing was very good, very envious, and secretly determined to write well, it can be seen that this An Qinghua teacher is the enlightenment teacher of Lu Zhongnan's calligraphy, this "enlightenment" power, I believe that all the book friends have deep feelings in their hearts.
The handwriting of the letter is generally written, and the feelings and inkblots are like clouds and flowing water, telling the story. From the handwriting, it can be seen that Lu Zhongnan's teacher Xingcao has learned the Erwang Lanting Sacred Sect, etc., and there are also some writing methods of Mi Fu, and the thinness of the European body is integrated, plus his contradictions in dryness, thickness, and size are obvious, the size is staggered, the rules and methods are looking forward to each other, and the atmosphere is full of energy, showing Lu Zhongnan's relatively solid writing skills, which is relatively rare in the ranks of European calligraphers.
Lu Zhongnan, male, born in Wuhan in December 1950, his ancestral home is Jiyuan, Henan. A famous Chinese calligrapher, he enjoys special government allowances from the State Council. He is a director of the 7th Chinese Calligraphers Association, the deputy director of the Hard Pen Calligraphy Committee of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, a member of the Calligraphy Committee, a member of the 10th and 11th National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, a director of the Design Department and a research librarian of the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution, a member of the Chinese Museum Society, and an advisor to the Chinese Academy of Calligraphy and Painting.
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