[ Exhibition Introduction ]

Calligraphy is a traditional art unique to China, with text as its core and materials such as paper and silk as carriers, sprinkling ink and expressing emotions. Calligraphy emphasizes teaching and inheritance, and calligraphy creation is a unique way for authors to engage in dialogue with ancient people and communicate with their souls. The presentation of calligraphy is the expression of temperament. Calligraphy is closely related to the nature of calligraphy, and calligraphers express their natural feelings of "involvement" with true emotions, allowing viewers to enter their creative mood and resonate.

Zhong Zhenzi is known as a genius in the four arts of poetry, calligraphy, painting, and printing. His calligraphy has been influenced by family education since childhood, and he studied Wei steles. His strokes are strong and powerful, his structure is dense and natural, and his style is simple, clumsy, and heavy. Zhong Zhenzi lived, created, and passed on her art in the Spring Rain Villa, injecting her thoughts and ideas into her writing and expressing her inner pleasure.

Chunyu Lu asked, not only exploring calligraphy skills, but also pursuing the calligraphy nature of Zhong Zhenzi. Batch after batch of calligraphy creators were deeply influenced by Zhong Zhenzi. They imitated Zhong Zhenzi's calligraphy works, learned his calligraphy strokes, understood Zhong Zhenzi's creative sentiment, and inherited and innovated on this basis, forming their own work style.

This exhibition showcases the works of ten calligraphers, including Zhong Zhenzi, Yang Xingwang, Zhang Chong, Zhang Huaihai, Xu Chen, Miao Hui, Wang Qiuhan, Huang Yuli, Xia Xuanjin, and Gu Ziqian. The themes are diverse and the forms are novel, which is a concentrated display of the teachings and inheritance of Zhong Zhenzi's calligraphers.

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