The precedent of Tang Kai and the model of Tang Kai - the Xiuyi and chic of the Northern Wei Dynasty's "Yuan Ni Epitaph".

The full name of "Yuan Ni Epitaph" is "The Epitaph of Yuan Jun, General Dunhuang Town, General Ningyuan of Wei", regular script, the name of the person without the book, engraved in February of the fourth year of Zhengguang of the Northern Wei Dynasty (523), unearthed in Luoyang, Henan Province in the early years of the Republic of China (1921).

The text is 19 lines, and the full line is 22 characters. Shishi is 74 centimeters high and 73.5 centimeters wide. Its style of writing tends to be elegant and chic, mellow and elegant, and it is the best product in the epitaph of the Northern Wei Dynasty.

The Northern Wei Dynasty's "Yuan Ni Epitaph" opened a precedent for Tang Kai, and many dot paintings set up a model for Tang Kai. This stele penmanship square pen is mixed into the round pen, and there is a silk reflection between the strokes, and the dot painting flows, and there is a line of calligraphy. The calligraphy is steady, and the retraction is moderate.

For readers who are new to calligraphy, copying the epitaph is of great benefit to understanding Tang Kai, and for those who have a certain foundation in calligraphy, comparing the study and research of the epitaph penmanship with Tang Kai's penmanship will make great progress in calligraphy.

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