Treasures of running script through the dynasties of China

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Features:
1. A large number of rare masterpieces are included. Itcollected almost all the masters, famous scrolls, and famous works of past generations.
2. The works included cover a wide range of styles, long time spans, and have high artistic, aesthetic, historical, cultural, and collectible value.
3. Written by experts for commentary and review, suitable for public appreciation.
4. Beautiful printing and exquisite binding. The entire collection is printed in large octavo format, allowing many large works to be fully presented. For the first time, imported special paper is used for printing, and hand-bound with thread, ensuring the quality of the album. The Chinese calligraphy masterpieces of past dynasties include the calligraphy works of the most representative calligraphers from ancient to modern times. From ancient to modern times, calligraphy works of various schools and styles are included. From emperors, generals, high officials, and nobles to common people, the essence of Chinese calligraphy history is fully presented in this book. The Chinese calligraphy masterpieces of past dynasties is compiled independently according to the script of the calligrapher's works, including seal script, regular script, running script, and cursive script. Each part's "preface" summarizes the entire process of Chinese calligraphy history, and provides a detailed introduction and evaluation of the origin, development, characteristics, and influence of each script type, as well as the main calligraphers and works. Each work is accompanied by expert review text, which introduces and evaluates the style, school, and influence on later generations of works, enabling an accurate understanding of the original appearance and essence of the works.
Running script is one of the most common script types in the (passage bequeathed by the ancestors) of past dynasties. It combines the rules of regular script with the fluidity of cursive script, possessing both practicality and aesthetic value. Since the Jin Dynasty, those skilled in calligraphy have been fond of practicing this style. It provides a beautiful enjoyment with its lively and natural strokes, unrestrained lines, slightly leaning yet upright structures, alternating dry and wet ink techniques, interwoven brush movements, and dynamic and fluctuating layouts. It elevates everyday written text into poetry, making it rich in musical rhythm. It embodies the wisdom and talent of our ancient, civilized nation.