Wang Xizhi. [Preface to the Orchid Pavilion]--Receiving Palace Running Script Calligraphy Manuscript

Author: Xu Hai
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Publish Date: 1994-04-01
Features: The Hui Gong Ge format is a newly created style for practicing and writing calligraphy, based on human visual instincts and comprehensive aesthetic principles. It was developed after researching and summarizing the structural patterns of calligraphy over more than a thousand years. It not only inherits the advantages of traditional formats but also divides Chinese characters into two main parts—“main body” and “external adaptation” from a holistic structural perspective. The format clearly distinguishes between the “internal palace” and “external palace,” making it easy for learners to understand at a glance and learn effectively. This book uses the famous “Caoquan Stele” by the Han Dynasty calligrapher Wan Nian as a model, printed in the Hui Gong Ge format. It features being intuitive, concise, rich in illustrations, easy to understand, and simple to learn, making it an excellent guide and companion for calligraphy enthusiasts.