Collection Work Post-----Chu Suiliang's "Holy Teaching on the Big Wild Goose Pagoda"

Author: Dai Shicheng
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: To facilitate calligraphy enthusiasts in copying and creating, our press has carefully selected famous steles and scripts from various dynasties to compile this series of collected character books. The content includes Tang and Song Dynasty poems, famous couplets and quotes from different eras, and features diverse forms, truly a perfect combination of content and style. From this, you can not only reinforce the brushwork and structure of the learned steles and scripts but also appreciate the beautiful artistic conception of the poems and couplets. It not only enhances interest in learning calligraphy but also integrates learning into enjoyment, cultivating one's temperament.
Learning calligraphy requires copying as a necessary step. A single script book can be used for a period of time, or even for a lifetime. However, copying is merely a means—it is entering the script—to grasp the brushwork, structural rules, and compositional variations of the script. Exiting the script is the ultimate goal. Simply put, the initial stage of exiting the script means writing freely without the reference book, achieving both the form and spirit of the original script in any character. Of course, this requires a long learning process. Many calligraphy enthusiasts often focus more on entering the script and pay less attention to exiting the script practice, making it difficult to succeed when creating in a certain script style. Collected character exercises serve as an important intermediate step between entering and exiting the script, as well as an effective way to evaluate the results of copying.
"The Xiling Seal Society Collected Character Works Series" will be a great helper in your calligraphy learning journey.