Modern seal engraver and painter, one of the founders of Xiling Printing Society. He is good at painting pines, plum blossoms, fruits, flowers and figures, and his fruit theme is unparalleled, enjoying the reputation of being the first person to paint fruits in the Republic of China.

Ding Fuzhi, with excellent poetry, calligraphy and painting, enjoyed a high reputation during the Republic of China. Because of his noble and low-key personality, he is called the master of forgetfulness.

The fruits and vegetables in his works are rich and bright in color, and some of them are even very transparent, and the visual effect is quite good, which shows his originality and extraordinary skill.

Ding Fuzhi's creative process;

192 1 thanks to the publishing house's printing and publishing of the large-scale series "Four Reserves". He often met with Wu Changshuo, Wang Yiting, Tong Danian and Huang Baoyu. Discuss epigraphy calligraphy in maritime museum epigraphy calligraphy meeting. Good at painting flowers and fruits, especially long plum blossoms. The picture of the work is rich in color, which experts call "extremely brilliant and beautiful".

Indulge in printing. Seal cutting is vigorous and healthy, and the layout is peaceful. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, men were favored over women, and they learned from others, which made the wonderful truth of Zhejiang School come true. On the basis of Luo Zhenyu and others, Yu Shangbu's literary works have been well explored, and he compiled his own couplets and poems. 1928 published Shangbu poetry anthology (with poems), 1938 published Shangbu Wen Fenyun, 300 Poems of Tang and Song Dynasties and Businessmen Collection.

Calligraphy is good at Oracle Bone Inscriptions seal script, with even characters and thin and powerful strokes, which transforms the unrestrained and natural ancient Oracle Bone Inscriptions font into a neat and beautiful decorative effect with a sense of integrity. In the form of pocket edition, he compiled the seals collected by his family and his own seals into thirty volumes (1904) and four volumes (1925), The Stamp Collection of Marching, The Sorrow and the Stamp Collection of Qin and Han Dynasties in Shi Ding.