How to understand the bookish qi in calligraphy and how to cultivate the bookish qi ?

The "bookish atmosphere" in calligraphy refers to the good feeling brought by calligraphy. Cultivating "bookish qi" requires both learning knowledge and practicing calligraphy.

The "bookish atmosphere" in calligraphy is the temperament and charm of the book. Originally, the bookish atmosphere mostly refers to the elegant temperament of the literati, which is a great affirmation of a person's knowledge and etiquette. Only those who read a lot can make people feel his quick intellect and profound knowledge through the expression of language.

Calligraphy, on the other hand, can show the "bookish atmosphere" of calligraphy through its own art and charm.

To put it simply, the appearance of the words is very beautiful, and the back is also full of connotation, and you can feel that there is an interesting soul inside, full of "bookish atmosphere". A calligraphy work, whether its calligraphy style is innocent, natural, square, round or rich, can always be felt from the cohesion and arrangement of the font. And those crooked and scribbled characters are not real calligraphy works, and they will not have the feeling of being bookish.

People have also made an evaluation of the various "qi" in calligraphy.

When talking about the spirit of the book, the morale is the first. If women, soldiers, villages, cities, craftsmen, rotten, gentle, haiku, rivers and lakes, doors, wine, meat, vegetables and bamboo shoots, all are abandoned. - From Liu Xizai's "Book Overview".

If you want to cultivate calligraphy in calligraphy, you need to learn a lot of language knowledge and practice calligraphy consistently. If you want to cultivate calligraphy in calligraphy, you should not only insist on practicing calligraphy, calligraphy and painting, but also strive to improve your language accomplishment in poetry, lyrics, and songs. Reading poetry and books to the fullest, only in the belly can there be talent, and when the next pen will the article contain talent.

Only by persistently practicing calligraphy can you effectively express your meaning, and only by writing can you reveal the breath of a writer.

For example, Su Shi's "Cold Food Post" can feel the bookish atmosphere, which shows that the calligrapher is not just an artist who can only write, but a literary expressor who can understand literature.

"Scholarly spirit" refers to a kind of breath or temperament revealed in calligraphy works, and cultivating "bookish spirit" is to read more books, read good books, copy good calligraphy works, and improve oneself through long-term practice of calligraphy.

Bookish gas, which means that the writing is very good, the words written are very sonorous and powerful, and I have read a lot of books, with literary style inside, and self-cultivation outside, if you want to cultivate book qi, you must read more and practice more words.

I think bookishness is largely a kind of temperament, a kind of conversation, and reading more books will naturally lead to bookish atmosphere.

Bookish temperament is a kind of elegant temperament and graceful demeanor naturally formed after reading poetry and books, and it is the external embodiment of a person's excellent quality. When talking about learning and self-cultivation, a scholar said, "People still have to be a little bookish. ”

In other words, "people still have to have a little bit of spirit (mind)". The bookish atmosphere, of course, is the cultivation of the book, thanks to the accumulation of time and tireless reading and learning. Through long-term continuous reading, under the subtle influence of the faint fragrance of books, turbidity can become elegant, luxury can become indifferent, narrowness can become open, and extremism can become rational and peaceful.

Reading shapes the gorgeous realm of people's soul, spirit, personality, and will, thus showing a charming demeanor and temperament (bookish atmosphere). In fact, the process of reading is the process of people realizing and attaining the Tao through cultivation, which will sublimate people's spirit and connotation, and make people's inner world unusually full, rich, and powerful, invincible and invincible in the world.

Reading a wide range of books will surely bring a wide range of knowledge, including English and Chinese, and learn from others' strengths. Profound cultural accumulation and learning will surely bring an outstanding, intelligent and developed brain, so that you will have a profound understanding, extraordinary insights and quick thinking. The power of knowledge, the source of knowledge, and the aura of knowledge are incomparably thick, making you accumulate and have endless stamina, showing your independence and charm.

Bookish gas: The meaning is close to "bookish anger". However, "bookish atmosphere" mostly contains a positive meaning, focusing on the fact that people exude a knowledgeable temperament from the inside out because they read more.

On the other hand, "bookish anger" is more derogatory, focusing on the fact that people show a pedantic, rigid, unrealistic, lack of practical ability and sophisticated temperament because they read too much and die of reading.

The so-called bookish spirit is an elegant temperament and demeanor formed after reading poetry and books, and it is a manifestation of good quality. One scholar, when talking about learning and self-cultivation, said, "People should be a little bookish.

Books come from books and benefit from tireless reading. Through reading, under the subtle influence of the faint fragrance of books, turbidity can become elegant, luxury can become indifferent, narrowness can become broad, and extremism can become peaceful.

The so-called bookish atmosphere means that a person's speech and demeanor are very elegant, speak appropriately, and dress well. In short, it is a very high cultural taste. It makes people feel that this person should not be underestimated.

Bookish atmosphere: refers to the demeanor and style of the reader in terms of manners, speaking, writing, writing, painting, etc.

That's not all you want to ask.

It mainly depends on what people say it in what circumstances.

Bookish temperament is a kind of elegant temperament and demeanor, and it is the external manifestation of good quality. The bookish spirit naturally comes from the book, thanks to the tireless reading. People usually say:

You are so bookish to praise some well-mannered people. The person who is usually praised is an adult.

First of all, we must read more books, and then through the process of reading, discover the aesthetics of a certain work, and implement it, and increase literary literacy through reading, so the temperament will also increase. Because I don't go out often, it will also be very white.

We often say that a gentle and elegant person will always have a bookish temperament, in fact, the so-called bookish temperament is a very elegant temperament, bookish gas should refer to a tranquil temperament, very good at thinking about others, polite to others.

When a person reads enough books, and sees his own insignificance and inadequacy in continuous learning and thinking, he will face all things in the world with a humble attitude, and his words and deeds are full of courtesy, reflecting good quality in the subtle transformation of knowledge. In such a person, we can feel a very elegant bookish air.