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Learning calligraphy has a certain relationship with personality. Introverts cannot learn extroverted words, even if they have a temporary effect, they cannot go far in the end; conversely, extroverts learn introverted words, and it is difficult to enter a quiet and wonderful state. Now the problem is that it is not difficult to know oneself, it is difficult to analyze the font, which depends on us to analyze and understand the tradition, and to find his personality from his glyph:
Like Wang Xizhi's words, dashing and free
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"Orchid Pavilion Preface" Divine Dragon Ben part
I like the words of "Cao QuanBei", and my temperament is soft and smooth
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Cao Quan Monument
▼ The spirit flying sutra is cautious, solemn, and inner show
The Spirit Flying Sutra
Yan Zhenqing's words, thick and wide
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Yan Zhenqing's "Many Pagoda Tablets"
Liu Gongquan's words are firm and straight
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Liu Gongquan 'Huang Ying Qu'
Ouyang Inquiry's writings are clear and powerful, and seek change in stability
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Ouyang Inquiry "A Thousand Words of Xingshu"
Chu Suiliang's words are fluent and broad, and Yanmei is vigorous
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Chu Suiliang's Yin Rune Sutra
If you look at a classic booktist and feel that it is slightly closer to his temperament, it can be cited as the same kind, as a reference for comparison and learning objects, hence the name "classification".
We know that a symphony begins with a tone of main melody. For calligraphy to become a family posture, it must also have a "main melody", otherwise it is easy to fall apart. Huang Binhong painted landscapes in his later years, repeatedly marking his paintings "Thick Huazi", and in fact, these four words did summarize his aesthetic thoughts and the artistic conception of the picture. This also sets the tone too! Calligraphy must achieve self-fulfillment, there is no harm in setting the tone first and then trying to enrich it and perfect it.
It can also be seen that before learning calligraphy, you may wish to fully understand yourself, and then understand calligraphy and your favorite calligraphy style. Learning calligraphy can indeed feed yourself back, which is a good recipe for self-cultivation.
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