Xie Wuliang (1884-1964) Sichuan Lezhiren. The original name was Meng, the word Da Cheng, the number Xi Fan, after the name shen, the word is immeasurable, do not sign the temple. Famous scholar, poet and calligrapher in modern times. Young Chengting Training, learning ancient chinese words and poetry. The inscription is both harmonious, scattered and clumsy, and majestic and handsome. In terms of scholarship, poetry, and calligraphy, it is allowed to be a generation of people.
Xie Wuliang's works are famous for his brilliant achievements in literature and history and dictionaries. He did not consider himself a bookmaker, nor did he initially take the name of a bookmaker. That kind of "baby body" calligraphy, which is different from the convention, is not very popular with the world. But people with real eyesight know that Xie Wuliang is a hidden dragon and a crouching tiger, which is not comparable to ordinary laymen's words. Mr. Yu Youren once said that Xie Wuliang's calligraphy "carries vitality, the wind and bones are moist, and the rhyme is more than the pen, and I am ashamed of myself." Mr. Shen Yinmo also praised: "Immeasurable calligraphy, the elegant health of the Wei and Jin Dynasties, the majestic style of the next generation, the pen power to carry the Ding, the beauty and freshness."
Xie Wuliang calligraphy, to say the source, his wife said that it was "the second king of the Shifa, the seal of you xin and the inscription of the Southern and Northern Dynasties". But when we look at Mr. Xie's words now, we can't see much of the shadow of our predecessors. To his point of calligraphy, it was no longer a matter of skill, he was completely writing about himself. The strongest impression of Xie Wuliang's words is that it has changed from brilliant to plain; it looks clumsy, but in fact it is broad and profound, and it is supported by the learning that is not easy for ordinary people to reach, so it has no connection with popular books.