First, quiet and far-reaching

The calligrapher Guan Shan's four-character calligraphy "Stay away from it in silence" (Source: Yi) is a famous saying of a sage, which contains the following connotations: quiet energy for health preservation, quiet energy for enlightenment, quiet energy for wisdom, quiet energy for Ming Dow, and quiet energy is a kind of temperament, a kind of cultivation and a kind of realm.

Quiet and far-reaching gives people a feeling of indifference and calmness, which has been deeply loved by people since ancient times, and many literati are eager to pursue such a state of life. Skill: The overall harmony of lines and their spatial combinations in Guan Shan's calligraphy, the pursuit of spirit and the expression of spirit will be the highest realm he has been striving for.

Second, smooth sailing.

The connotation of Guan Shan's four-character calligraphy work "Meeting Wind and Smoothness" (Source: Wang) is that the word "Meeting Wind and Smoothness" comes from Wang Xizhi's Preface to the Lanting Pavilion: "It's another sunny day with clear skies in Wan Li. Soft wind makes people feel warm and comfortable. Later, it was extended to the harmonious technique that everything is beautiful: Mr. Guan Shan's four-character calligraphy, with proper ink color, smooth lines, childlike Gu Zhuo and more detached dry brushwork.

Third, virtue blessing.

Li Chuanbo, a great disciple of Qigong, wrote the four-character calligraphy "Benevolence and Blessing" (Source: Yi): "A virtuous person should obey God's will and people's wishes, so he is sheltered by heaven to avoid misfortune." Technique: Li Chuanbo's whole calligraphy is natural and coherent, and his blood is smooth. It fully embodies the charm of flowing, soft and elegant running script.

Fourth, all rivers run into the sea.

Four-character Calligraphy Li Chuanbo's new four-character calligraphy "Biography of the Sea" (Source: Wang) Connotation: Biography of the Sea, from the Preface of the Famous Ministers of the Three Kingdoms in the Jin Dynasty: "The shape does not exist, and the square inch is Haina." Li's note: "A heart with a square inch is like a hundred rivers, which means it contains a wide range." People regard people with a sea of hearts as respectable people.

Skill: Teacher Li Chuanbo's calligraphy is unique, and his strokes are like swords. It seems that every stroke runs through the ambition of "all rivers run into the sea", which can not help but make the viewer feel awe.