Xiong Boqi (1944--), currently a director of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, deputy director of the Seal Engraving Professional Committee of the China Book Association, and a professor at the Calligraphy Training Center of the China Book Association.
Mr. Xiong's calligraphy experience is as follows: he also studied thin gold books, and later attacked grass and seal books. Xingcao learned Chu Suiliang calligraphy, and also learned Huanggu calligraphy, calligraphy is flowing and elegant, and the asana style is very open; the seal book learns the stone drum script, Taishan carved stone and Han Li, and also has its own style.
Judging from Shangcheng's description, Xiong Boqi should still be a calligrapher. But this calligrapher had a secret that he could not write, he did not write, or he studied it without great success. Didn't I say above, I learned thin gold body, and then attacked cursive writing and seal writing. Oh, what about the letters? Is it true that a calligrapher does not show the kung fu of calligraphy? If you don't write a letter and go straight to the grass, is it just the shortcomings and shallowness of some calligraphers at the moment? If Xiong Boqi has practiced the Calligraphy and has a great skill, he may wish to show this skill. Of course, if there is no skill in specializing in calligraphy, it does not show the posture, and it also shows xiong Boqi's honest psychology in doing calligraphy art, and the skill is not up to standard, but it is also a valuable character of the artist.
Do you see if Mr. Xiong's calligraphy is qualified enough to be a judge?
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