Write the story of a famous calligrapher in ancient times

There are a little more words. Wang Xizhi loves geese by nature, and there is an old woman in Huiji who raised a goose and called it well, Wang Xizhi wanted to buy it but didn't buy it, so he took his relatives and friends to go **. When the old woman heard that Wang Xizhi was coming, she slaughtered the goose and cooked it for Wang Xizhi, and Wang Xizhi sighed for a whole day.

There is also a Taoist priest in Shanyin, who raised some good geese, Wang Xi went to ** before, and he was very happy in his heart, and resolutely asked to buy these geese. The Taoist priest said, "As long as you can copy the Tao Te Ching for me, my group of geese will all be given to you."

Wang Xizhi happily copied the "Tao Te Ching", and came back with a goose in a cage, feeling very happy. That's really the case with his wayward frankness. He once went to one of his subordinates' house and saw that some cases were smooth and clean, so he wrote on them, which were half regular and half cursive.

These words were later mistakenly scratched off by the subordinate's father, who was annoyed for several days. He once saw an old woman holding a hexagonal fan in the mountain of Qishan, calling for a purchase. Wang Xizhi wrote five words on each side of the old woman's hexagonal fan.

The old woman began to be a little unhappy, so Wang Xizhi said to the old woman: "As long as it is said that it was written by Wang Youjun, it can be sold for a hundred yuan." The old woman said this, and many people rushed to buy the fan.

Legend has it that the emperor at that time wanted to go to the northern suburbs to worship, and asked Wang Xizhi to write the greetings on a wooden board, and then sent workers to carve them. The letterer cut the wooden board layer after layer, and found that Wang Xizhi's calligraphy ink Linghe had been printed all the way to the wooden board. He cut the sedan chair into three points of depth before the bottom, carpentry marveled at Wang Xizhi's pen strength, calligraphy skills perfect, the strength of the pen can actually enter the wood three points.

"Into the wood three points" is derived from this story.

Hello, 1. Wang Xizhi: (303-361, 321-379), a famous calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, known as the "Saint of Calligraphy". The representative work "Orchid Pavilion Preface" is known as "the first book in the world".

The emperor wanted to go to the northern suburbs to worship, and asked Wang Xizhi to write the greetings on a wooden board, and then send workers to carve them. The letterer cut the wooden board layer after layer of good forest Qi, cut into three points of depth to see the bottom, carpentry workers such as marvel Wang Xizhi's pen strength can enter the wood three points. The idiom "three points into the wood" is the story of Wang Xizhi.

2. Ouyang Xun: (557-641), a famous calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty, one of the four masters of regular script, his representative work "The Birthday Tablet of Emperor Fu of the Shirt" is known as "the first regular script of the Tang Dynasty". Once Ouyang Xun rode or went out on a chain horse, and happened to see a stone tablet written by Suo Jing, a famous calligrapher of the Jin Dynasty, on the side of the road.

He dismounted to watch, admired many times, and did not want to leave, simply called envy to lay out the felt and sit down and ponder repeatedly, and finally sat and lay down next to the monument for three days before leaving.

Hope it helps

Hello dear! I've seen your question and I'm trying to sort out the answer, and I'll get back to you in five minutes, so please wait a minute

There are many stories of ancient Chinese calligraphers on Huitian Audio Book Network, such as the story of Wang Xizhi's Linchi learning calligraphy, and the story of Wang Xianzhi's learning calligraphy according to the jar, ......Huitian Audio Story Network has a detailed story text and an audio story version of the audio story recited by professionals Wang Xianzhi, the calligrapher of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the word Zijing, is the seventh son of Wang Xizhi, the official to the Zhongshu Order, known as the "Wang Daling". Wang Xianzhi has been learning words from his father Wang Xizhi since he was a child. According to legend, Wang Xianzhi once asked his father for the secret of learning calligraphy, and his father pointed to the eighteen water tanks in the courtyard and said:

The secret is in these tanks, and you can find out when you write down the water in the eighteen tanks. Wang Xianzhi was unconvinced, thinking that although he was small, he could write well, and he was determined to show his father some skills. So I started from scratch to practice the basics.

He practiced horizontal, vertical, pointed, apostrophe, and pinch according to his father's handwriting every day, and practiced for two years before showing it to his father. Wang Xizhi smiled but did not answer. Mother said on the side:

It's kind of like an iron cut. Wang Xianzhi practiced all kinds of hooks every day for two years. When I showed it to my father, my father still didn't make a sound.

Wang Xizhi still shook his head and sighed when he saw it, and when he saw that there was a "big" word, he thought that the posture was tight at the top and loose at the bottom, so he clicked a little below and became the word "too". Wang Xianzhi showed the words to his mother, and his mother looked at them one by one, and after reading them for three days, she finally sighed and said: "My son has been practicing calligraphy for 3,000 days, and there is only a little bit like Xizhi."

Wang Xianzhi was simply stunned, it turned out that the point that his mother was referring to was the point that his father added under the word "big"! Wang Xianzhi was so ashamed that he walked out of the house in annoyance, and when he came to the city gate, he saw an old woman selling pancakes. After the old woman branded one, she picked it up with bamboo chopsticks, and put it into the bamboo plaque behind her, and stacked them neatly.

Wang Xianzhi was very surprised when he saw it, so he stepped forward and asked the old woman: "You don't look back, why are you so accurate?" "Old woman:

It's nothing, it's just like Wang Xizhi's handwriting, skilled. Wang Xianzhi suddenly woke up and was greatly inspired, so he went home and continued to practice calligraphy. One day, Wang Xizhi quietly walked behind his son, suddenly pulled out the pen in his hand, did not pull it, and sighed:

After that, there should be a great name. He knew that Wang Xianzhi had the strength to write, so Lao Ming taught him carefully. It is said that Wang Xianzhi completely wrote out the eighteen vats of ink in the courtyard.

Later, he also became a famous calligrapher of the Jin Dynasty. His calligraphy was handsome, heroic, and imposing, and had a great influence on future generations. With the same name as Wang Xizhi, he is also known as the "two kings". Questions.