Wu Shu (born and died unknown), courtesy name Fu Peng, was a native of Qiantang (present-day Hangzhou, Zhejiang), and a famous calligrapher of the Southern Song Dynasty.
Gong calligraphy, good kai, line, grass and list book, Xiao Kai called "song time first". His books are sparse and clean, round and fluent, and sometimes have the meaning of the two kings, containing the bones of Wei and Jin.
Wu Shu Xingkai "Mennei Ti"
Wu Shu Xingkai "Metaphorical Post"
Wu Said Xingkai "Brief Forgiveness"
It is particularly worth mentioning that Wu said that the original gossamer book, with sharp touch paper, hairspring continuous, soft in the middle of the rigid, stroke by line, quite prestigious. Its glyphs are like spring silkworms spitting silk, resembling modern hard pen calligraphy, which can be described as an artistic wonder in the treasure house of calligraphy in the motherland.
Song Gaozong Zhao Shuo commented: "Since Shaoxing, miscellaneous books gossamer books, but Qiantang Wu said. (Han Mo Zhi)
The Song Dynasty literary scholar Lou Key praised: "The spring silkworms come and go continuously, and the strength of the Ten Thousand Jun pens returns to the light." ”
Mr. Qi Gong wrote a poem praising: "Fu Pengzimei is the most beautiful teacher, not Xi Zhi or dedication." The cursive method is more able to explore the essence of the pen, and it is not the same as teasing the gossamer. ”
Wu said "Gossamer Book Song Poems" (partial)