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Wang Yuchang (1900-1989) was a historian of Chinese philosophy, historian, and famous calligrapher. The word 瑗中, the number Ming Liang, alias Diru, Lu Lion, Yushu Hall Master, Xinxin Old Man, Jiaxing people, born in Tianjin. He used to be a professor at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Guanghua University and Fudan University. Wang Yu is often a pioneer and a generation of grandmasters in the history of modern chapter grass, under the tutelage of Shen Zengzhi, a master of cursive writing, writing a full of changes, round pen hovering "grass". Wang Yu Chang Zhangcao's concise pen pursues rich structural changes of words, and in terms of collecting the beauty of ancient Chinese characters, he is ingenious and has established his own chapter grass style with different customs. Through the obvious expression of glyphs and penmanship, we appreciate a kind of "strange and ancient" spirit, which is generous and generous, vertical and horizontal, and is really a creation. Wang's cursive handwriting, unique and simple, is really the only army for hundreds of years. Therefore, the calligraphy world often refers to Wang Yuchang's chapter cursive calligraphy as "grass". Wang Yu often put forward the "five principles", that is, saving the pen, borrowing the pen, reducing the pen, rewriting the pen, and adding the pen. He believes that the purpose of "rewriting" is "to seek the beauty of the structure", and "adding the brush" is "to seek the density of the structure". Wang Yuchang also proposed "four changes": one change in separation and connection, two changes in the character, three changes in the upper and lower levels, four changes in the left and right, and the calligraphy structure is full of changes.
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