Author: Xu Hai
Publisher:
Publication Date: 1994-04-01
Features: The Hui Gong Ge (Hui Palace Grid) is a new format for copying and writing calligraphy created based on human visual instincts and integrated aesthetic principles. It incorporates the structural patterns of calligraphy summarized over a thousand years of research. Not only does it retain the advantages of traditional formats, but it also divides Chinese characters into two main parts, "Subject" and "Exterior Appropriateness," with clear distinctions between the "Inner Palace" and "Outer Palace" forms. This makes learning straightforward and intuitive, allowing learners to understand and master it easily at a glance. This book uses the famous "Cao Quan Stele" by the Han Dynasty calligrapher Wan Nian as a model, compiled and printed in the Hui Gong Ge format. It features being (intuitive), (concise and clear), (illustrated with images and text), and easy to understand and learn, making it an excellent teacher and companion for calligraphy enthusiasts.
Han Cao Quan Stele, Running Script in the Palace Return Grid Style
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