In addition to Wang Xizhi, the story of calligraphers who studied hard and practiced hard

Zhang Zhi, a great calligrapher of the Eastern Han Dynasty, studied calligraphy very hard when he was young. He practiced calligraphy diligently every day, writing a bald pen in a few days and using up a few ingot ink in a month. After writing every day, he went to the pond in the backyard to wash his pen, and over time, the water turned black.

Returning the pen into a mound is not enough, and reading thousands of volumes begins to pass the mind. Waisu's story.

Wang Xizhi. A famous calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, there was a "calligraphy saint."

called. When Wang Xizhi was about five or six years old, he studied calligraphy from Mrs. Wei as his teacher. His calligraphy improved rapidly, and at the age of 7, he became famous in the local area for his writing, and was very loved and praised by his predecessors.

When Wang Xizhi was 11 years old, he read "Pen Talk", which can only be read by adults. According to the method described in "Pen Talk", he got up early every day to write in the dark, practiced, and was simply fascinated. After a while, I looked at the handwriting I wrote, and compared it with what I wrote before, there were some changes.

One day, his teacher, Mrs. Wei, was taken aback when she saw it, and said to the person: "This child must have seen the secret of calligraphy, and I have found that his recent handwriting has reached the level of an adult, and if this development continues, this child's future achievements in calligraphy will surely drown out my reputation." Wang Xizhi was not complacent because of the teacher's praise, he was proud and complacent, he worked harder and harder, and even reached the point of forgetting to sleep and eat.

Once, at lunch, the scholar brought his favorite garlic paste and steamed buns, and urged him to eat them quickly, but he still didn't even raise his head, as if he hadn't heard, and concentrated on reading and writing. The rice was cold, and the scholar had no choice but to ask Wang Xizhi's mother to persuade him to eat. When the mother came to the study, she saw that Xi Zhi was holding a piece of ink-stained steamed bun in her hand and sending it to her mouth, making her mouth black.

It turned out that when Xi Zhi was eating steamed buns, his eyes were still looking at the words, and he was also thinking about how to write this word, but he mistakenly ate the ink as garlic. When my mother saw this, she couldn't help but laugh. Wang Xizhi doesn't know what's going on!

Hearing his mother's laughter, he also said, "Today's garlic is so delicious!" Wang Xizhi insisted on decades of hard work, studied hard, never gave up, and practiced very solid kung fu, which laid the foundation for his future development and paved the way.

Wang Xizhi, the word Yi Shao, once the official residence of the right army general, the history of the Huiji, known as Wang Youjun, was born in 303 AD, died in the fifth year of Emperor Mu's Shengping, that is, in 361 AD, at the age of 59. It was at a time of war and political darkness. Because of the discord with the powerful king, he resigned and swore to the tomb, and died in the east.

He loves calligraphy and has worked hard to become a talent

Wang Xizhi has been fond of calligraphy since childhood, and has practiced hard for decades, and finally made his calligraphy art reach the peak of transcendence, and is known as the "saint of calligraphy".

Wang Xizhi was born in a calligraphy family, his uncle Wang Yi, Wang Dao; Cousins Wang Tian and Wang Qia were all famous calligraphers at that time.

When Wang Xizhi was seven years old, he studied calligraphy with the female calligrapher Wei Shuo as his teacher. Wang Xizhi copied Weishu until he was twelve years old, although he was good, but he always felt dissatisfied. Because he often listened to the teacher's stories about the hard work of calligraphers in the past dynasties, he had admiration for the calligraphy of Zhang Zhi, the "grass saint" of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and was determined to inspire himself with the story of Zhang Zhi's "Linchi".

When Wang Xizhi was 13 years old, he stumbled upon a calligraphy book that his father had hidden and stole it to read. His father was worried that he would not be able to keep his family inheritance secret at a young age, and promised to teach it when he was older. Unexpectedly, Wang Xizhi knelt down and asked his father to allow him to read now, and his father was very moved and finally agreed to his request.

Wang Xizhi practiced calligraphy very hard, even eating and walking, and it really reached the point of practicing all the time. There was no pen and paper, so he scribbled on his body, and over time, his clothes were torn. Sometimes I practice calligraphy to the point of forgetfulness.

Once, when he practiced calligraphy, he forgot to eat, and his family sent the meal to the study, and he ate it without thinking, dipping it in ink, and he felt that it was very delicious. When the family found out, their mouths were already black.

Wang Xizhi often writes in the pool, washes the inkstone in the pool, and after a long time, the pool water is exhausted with ink, and it is called "ink pool". Now there are places called "ink pool" in Shaoxing Lanting, Zhejiang Yongjia Xigu Mountain, Lushan Guizong Temple and other places.

Wang Dao and Wang Dun are very important. At that time, Chen Liuren Ruan Yu was very famous and was the chief secretary of Wang Dun. Wang Dun once said to Xi Zhi:

You are the best son of our Wang family, and your achievements should be no worse than that of Master Ruan. Ruan Yu also has a good reputation for Wang Xizhi, and calls him "Wang's Three Youths" along with Wang Cheng and Wang Yue. Zhou Yi was appraised at that time'Experts, who have been affirmed by his evaluation, have doubled their value.

When he was thirteen years old, Wang Xizhi went to meet the famous man Zhou Yi. Wang Xi's position is at the end of the crowd. After observing Wang Xi, Zhou Yi felt that he was a strange character.

At that time, the beef heart was precious, and all the guests had not eaten it, so Zhou Yi first cut off a piece of beef heart and gave it to Wang Xizhi to eat first. As a result, Wang Xizhi's fame became famous and began to be known to the world.

In order to practice calligraphy well, whenever he went to a place, he always trekked through mountains and rivers to expand the inscriptions of the past dynasties, and accumulated a large number of calligraphy materials. He set up stools in his study, in the courtyard, by the gate and even outside the toilet, and placed pens, ink, paper, and inkstones, and wrote every well-structured word on paper as soon as he thought of it. When he practiced calligraphy, he contemplated so hard that he forgot to sleep and eat.