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I saw a message on a platform, some people said that in today's book world, Zhang Xuguang is known as the first person in Jincao, and this evaluation has naturally caused many controversies and discussions. As a result, some people feel that Zhang Xuguang's calligraphy is scattered, and how can he be the first person in Jincao? In any case, I think it is necessary to analyze this topic from multiple perspectives in depth in order to have a more comprehensive understanding of Zhang Xuguang's cursive art and its place in the calligraphy world.
1. Introduction of Zhang Xuguang
Zhang Xuguang, born in 1955, is a native of Hebei. He used to be the deputy secretary-general of the fourth and fifth sessions of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, the deputy director of the review committee and the deputy director of the academic committee, and is now the artistic director of Rong Bao Zhai and the deputy director of the cursive committee of the Chinese Calligraphers Association. Chief interview expert of calligraphy major of the Ministry of Education. He is a tutor at Zhang Xuguang's Calligraphy Art Studio at Tsinghua University, a visiting professor at the Institute of Calligraphy at Peking University, and a vice chairman of the Calligraphers Association of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions, and a distinguished professor of calligraphy at the United Nations. Won the "Lanting Award and Art Award" for Chinese calligraphy. Graduated from Capital Normal University, majoring in calligraphy.
Second, the characteristics of cursive calligraphy
Imakusa, as a type of cursive script, is different from chapter grass and wild grass. It is more simplified in structure, with natural lines and no confines to form. Zhang Xuguang's cursive script is a representative of Jincao, and his works not only have a profound traditional heritage, but also highlight the distinctive characteristics of the times. His cursive lines are smooth and varied, with a simple and elegant charm and a modern feel.
3. Zhang Xuguang's achievements in studying the Holy Order
The Holy Order is Wang Xizhi's famous collection of characters, which is known as a milestone in the history of calligraphy. In the process of learning the Holy Order, Zhang Xuguang not only mastered its basic brushwork and structure, but also further comprehended the charm and artistic conception of Wang Xizhi's calligraphy. He skillfully incorporated the essence of the Holy Order into his cursive script, making his works both ancient and modern.
Fourth, the characteristics of Zhang Xuguang's brushwork
Zhang Xuguang's brushwork is unique, and he is good at using the changes of the brush strokes to express the rhythm and rhythm of the lines. His brushwork is both powerful and delicate. Each stroke is well thought out, showing his superb skill and profound calligraphy cultivation. He skillfully incorporates personal emotions into his brushwork, making his works have a strong appeal. In the use of ink, he pursues appropriate shades, which makes his works rich in layers and three-dimensional. In addition, Zhang Xuguang also has a lot of experience in the layout of the chapter. His works pay attention to both overall structure and beauty, as well as attention to detail. Each of his works has been carefully conceived and skillfully arranged so that the whole and the part complement each other.
5. Zhang Xuguang's influence on contemporary cursive writing
Zhang Xuguang's cursive works have not only achieved outstanding artistic achievements, but also had a profound impact on the development of contemporary cursive writing. His work has inspired generations of scholars and led them to explore the infinite possibilities of cursive writing. At the same time, he also actively promoted the popularization and inheritance of cursive art, and made important contributions to calligraphy education.
VI. Conclusion
To sum up, it is not groundless to call Zhang Xuguang "the first person in cursive today". His outstanding achievements and far-reaching influence in the field of cursive are obvious to all. Of course, everyone may have different opinions and evaluation criteria for this title. But in any case, Zhang Xuguang's cursive art is undoubtedly a wonderful flower in the history of Chinese calligraphy, which deserves our in-depth study and appreciation. However, for Zhang Xuguang's cursive works, he regards artistry as the highest expression of calligraphy, while ignoring the traditional sense of stroke and glyph reproduction, which makes many calligraphy enthusiasts have different views on it. Do you agree with Zhang Xuguang's calligraphy and the statement that "he is the first person in contemporary modern cursive calligraphy"? Welcome to express your views in the comment area and discuss together.
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