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Seal script is an early calligraphic font, and it is an important symbol of the transformation of the Golden Script. The pen used in the seal book pays attention to roundness and thickness, the stroke thickness is consistent, the horizontal and vertical are straight, the curve is round and smooth, and the lines strive to be strong and natural. Enter the paper to hide the front inversely, and close the pen back to the front. Its strokes can be understood as both straight lines and curves. The stroke should be square in the circle, the circle is square, and the key is to write out the strength. The writer should have a comprehensive grasp of the performance of various pens. Do not go to extremes, long and short are not two opposing pens, on the contrary, the two can complement each other's shortcomings. Only the use of long sharp pens or short sharp pens is not conducive to the improvement and development of calligraphy, only one of them will be used just like the martial practitioner will only use one of the eighteen weapons, if you practice with other weapons, you will be unable to do it. Therefore, we should choose different pens according to different creative needs. It is difficult to write a letter with a long front, and it is not easy to write wild grass with a short front.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > the famous late Qing Dynasty calligrapher Yang Yisun Seal Book "Yan Min Poems" Appreciation:</h1>
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<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > booker introduction:</h1>
Yang Yisun (1812 or 1813--1881), Qing Dynasty calligrapher. Zi Zi You, Yi Zuo Zi and, Number Yong Chun, Late Number Hao Shuo, Jiangsu Changshu People. In the twenty-third year of Daoguang (1843), he was raised to the prefect of Fengyang. Gong Zhong Ding, Shi Gu, Zhen Yang Yisun, Li and Deng Shi Ru Jie. The courage is not enough, and the abundance of the gods is too much. Even engraved seals, also Binya Myron. In his youth, Yang Yisun loved seal books. While studying in Changzhou, he also met several "Biling predecessors". For example, Zhang Huiyan (Zi Gaowen), a scribe and the founder of the "Changzhou School of Words", Zhang Qi, the younger brother of Huiyan, and Wu Yu (Zi Shanzi), who grew up in calligraphy, and so on. These were all ardent admirers of Deng Shiru, a famous seal scribe during the Qianlong period. Yang Yisun's teacher, Li Zhaoluo (Zi ShenQi), had a close relationship with the Tang father and son. Zhang Huiyan had learned from Deng Shiru, and Wu Yu had been close friends with Deng's disciple Bao Shichen. Therefore, between hearing and seeing, Yang Yisun already admired Deng. He has a "Bao Deng Shan Min Yang Ti", which fully expresses his admiration and heartbreak for Deng Shiru.