How about Wen A Zen calligraphy

Wen Achan - Chairman of the Qigong Calligraphers Association and member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, his ancestral home is Changsha, Hunan, and he was born in Yuanjiang City, Yiyang Region. He holds a bachelor's degree in Chinese language and literature, majoring in calligraphy and Chinese painting. Since childhood, he has loved literature, calligraphy, painting and seal carving art.

At the age of seven, he began to study calligraphy, seal carving and painting; Calligraphy is particularly fond of Qigong calligraphy, and has made long-term and in-depth theoretical and creative research on his calligraphy and painting, and has written a large number of manuscripts and articles on the theoretical research of Qigong calligraphy and painting, as well as manuscripts, articles and calligraphy of Qigong pen and brush calligraphy. Since 1994, his calligraphy and painting works have been exhibited and won awards for many times, and he has opened a calligraphy and painting training center for 12 years, and has held four personal exhibitions of calligraphy and painting works, and his works have been widely collected by people at home and abroad. Wen Achan - Chairman of the Qigong Calligraphers Association and member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, his ancestral home is Changsha, Hunan, and he was born in Yuanjiang City, Yiyang Region.

He holds a bachelor's degree in Chinese language and literature, majoring in calligraphy and Chinese painting. Since childhood, he has loved literature, calligraphy, painting and seal carving art. At the age of seven, he began to study calligraphy, seal carving and painting; Calligraphy is especially fond of Qigong calligraphy, and has made long-term and in-depth theoretical and creative research on his calligraphy and painting, and has written a large number of manuscripts and articles on the theoretical research of Qigong calligraphy and painting, as well as manuscripts, articles and calligraphy of Qigong pen and brush calligraphy.

Since 1994, his calligraphy and painting works have been exhibited and won awards for many times, and he has opened a calligraphy and painting training center for 12 years, and has held four personal exhibitions of calligraphy and painting works, and his works have been widely collected by people at home and abroad. Personally, I feel okay, mainly because I don't understand the Qigong body, I just like Lishu.

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He is a member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, and his ancestral home is Changsha, Hunan.

Born in Hefang City, Yuanjiang, Yiyang Region. He holds a bachelor's degree in Chinese language and literature, majoring in calligraphy and Chinese painting. Since childhood, he has loved literature, calligraphy, painting and seal carving art.

At the age of seven, he began to study calligraphy, seal carving and painting; Calligraphy is especially fond of Qi Gong Hong's calligraphy, and has made long-term and in-depth theoretical and creative research on his calligraphy and painting, and has written a large number of Qi Gong calligraphy and painting theory research manuscripts and articles.

The character of Qi Gong is a very accomplished font. On the basis of the inscriptions, he created his own unique "enlightenment", with a very different style. Personally, I don't recommend his characters, because his character characteristics are too obvious, just like Pang Zhonghua's "Pang Ti", it makes no sense for you to practice for a lifetime, because it is difficult to come up with your own style.

The words of the two of them give a "printed" feel.

The real calligraphy of the Wei, Jin, Tang, Song, Ming and Qing dynasties is not less than 100,,You can choose.

Qi Gong has written in many ways, and there are many different forms of calligraphy, but of course he is most famous for his unique style.

It is recommended that you first learn regular script for a period of time, which can help you exercise your foundation, and then learn the words of the teacher is not slow. It can be said that directly learning the words of Teacher Qigong may get twice the result with half the effort; Exercising the foundation of regular script first and then learning it may achieve twice the result with half the effort.

Good luck.

Not recommended. 1.When you write like that, you need basic skills, and if you don't have basic skills, you can practice directly, and it is easy to deviate; 2. Qigong is good and self-contained, but it is not a self-contained family.

3. Calligraphy, pro and copy are all means, who can be learned, and the ultimate goal does not need to be like whom. 4. If you really want to start the exercises, it is better to practice the face and body first, and when you have the foundation, it is not too late to practice the Qigong.

Beginners can practice italics first, the font is soft, you can practice the official book first, the official book can practice the muscles and bones, you can practice the face body, and then practice the italics is commonly used, and it is easy to start. Mr. Qi Gong's writing style is standardized, the strokes are strong and powerful, the changes are rich, and the thickness of the pen changes greatly. Whatever you write, you must first lay a solid foundation for your skills.

There is nothing bad, as long as you practice anyone's words in place, don't listen to their nonsense, what practice words to choose the ancient masters of the stele to practice, so the ancient masters of whose stele are they?

There is nothing bad, Qi Gong is a great contemporary calligrapher, his characters are self-contained and very distinctive, there is naturally no problem in learning his penmanship, and Mr. Qi Gong's works are equal to his body, to study his knowledge is of great benefit to understand his penmanship. However, Mr. Qigong's calligraphy is in Xixian Erwang, on this basis, absorb a large number of tablet essence, directly copy Qigong body is better than to study the penmanship of the two kings.

There's nothing bad about it, just like it.

The choice of calligraphy style is generally followed by the law, so many people suggest learning from the ancients first and then from the present.

You can learn, but the beginner still learns to write a notebook first, there are many steps, and there are a lot of fonts, just like a baby learning to walk, a few steps from walking non-running, that is too much to pull out the seedlings, so start from the basics, the foundation is done, and then what to write is not difficult. Start from regular script, slowly write well, fast, from regular script line script, cursive.

Generally advocate writing the ancients' calligraphy, if you want to have a great development it is best to learn from the ancients, recommend a book called "Qi Gong teaches you to write calligraphy", Qi Gong himself does not approve of others learning him. If you just write, write and play, you can, and now the best ones for Qigong are Wen Azen and Huaiyuan, and they should have a Qigong style copybook.

Only good, hard work, perseverance.

There is nothing bad about practicing calligraphy. For learning calligraphy, it is better to follow the traditional way

It's not good, but it's best to start with horizontal and vertical skimming.

The words of the master of Qigong need to have a strong pen power to copy, beginners should start from the official book, to the italics, the line of calligraphy, it is recommended to lay a good foundation and then practice the words of the teacher of Qigong.

It's best to learn Tang Kai, don't learn the calligraphy of today's people, take the law from the top, get it, take the law from the middle, you have to get down. Qi Gong is a master today, and compared with the ancients, he is also a general.

If you want to become a calligrapher, you still have to start practicing from the Wei and Jin dynasties, and if you practice modern times, you can't become a family, so it doesn't matter if you learn to write well!

It is still recommended that you start learning from the big and small seal books or the official books of the Han Dynasty, because it is easy to learn randomly and the foundation is not solid.

Not good, if you like fonts with slender strokes, it is recommended to practice Chu Suiliang.

Not good, Qigong calligraphy has obvious characteristics and is not suitable as a basic practice.

It is indeed a good word, and it has to enlighten the old one or two penmanship, and it always feels tangible and godless. The payment is especially a failure, too scattered, too full, too fine, too stubborn, see if Qi Lao has such a payment?

In terms of Qigong, Li Chuanbo is a good calligrapher who inherited Qigong.

Get the charm of old calligraphy. Appreciated.

The calligrapher Wen Achan, who studied the Qigong style, has studied it, and the calligrapher Lei Zhixiong has edited this post.

The difference between the wordsmith and everyone is obvious, the wordsmith is ancient, who learns who is like whom, but always has no own style. The true calligrapher has a wide range of skills, absorbing the strengths of various families for his own use, and claiming to have a style of appearance.

Therefore, it is impossible to call a person who writes a certain inscription a "calligrapher"!

Of course, it is Mr. Qigong who writes the best. But it seems that there are not many people who like his words.

Hao Tiewang writes the best, his style is obvious, the essence.

There is a "Journey to the West Uncle", Mr. Qigong's biography, and "Qiti" is the most authoritative!

I've seen Wen Achan from the Enlightenment Research Society, as well as Zhang Chuanting, and you can take a look at their works.

Zhang Xueming is also a leader in Qiti.