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Author: Fang Hongyi
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: In ancient Chinese art theory, calligraphy theory is an extremely important component and also one of the most valuable legacies in our art theory. It is hard to imagine achieving anything significant in calligraphy without seriously studying ancient Chinese calligraphy theory. Although ancient calligraphy is distant in time, their calligraphy creation practices and artistic concepts remain crucial for modern learners. Due to the passage of time, the texts of ancient calligraphy theory can be challenging for general calligraphy enthusiasts to read, especially in grasping the artistic philosophy embedded in them, which is undeniably a regret for modern learners of calligraphy. There are two reasons why the transmission of calligraphy theory is difficult compared to calligraphy steles: first, people generally focus on practicing characters when learning calligraphy, paying less attention to the study of calligraphy theory; second, calligraphy theory, unlike steles, cannot be directly copied and is purely theoretical text. This book is one volume in the "Interpretive and Translated Regular Script Series of Ancient Calligraphy Theory," adopting the method of "text paired with script." It presents calligraphy theory as a "calligraphy stele," explains the original text's meaning, and adds example characters for technical theory to enhance readability and copyability. Each category of rules is accompanied by relevant supporting evidence to strengthen its persuasiveness. Additionally, example characters are appropriately exaggerated according to specific requirements, adding a touch of brilliance. The "text paired with script" method also accurately expresses the creative origins of the Eight Methods of the Yong character.