Wild grass everyone writes small kai, exquisite and mellow!

Part of Fu Shan Xiaokai's Diamond Sutra

Fu Shan in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties was revered by the people of the time as "the first writer of the early Qing Dynasty" and was called one of the "Six Masters of the Early Qing Dynasty" by Liang Qichao.

Speaking of Fu Shan, people often think of his wild grass that flies wildly. In front of his large wild grass axis, we will feel his golden iron horse, the spear euphorbia, and the storm of emotional catharsis.

But Fu Shan's exquisite and mellow book of the Diamond Sutra allows us to see another side of the calligrapher Fu Shan. Fu Shan took the viewer to the quiet Buddhist shrine and listened to him read the Buddhist scriptures to us beautifully, which also made us hold our breath and feel the shock of his soul.

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