What is the relationship between Zhu Peng and Huang Tingjian, and why did Zhu Peng follow Huang Ting

Although Huang Tingjian and Zhu Peng were in different eras, they were both outstanding figures at that time. Zhu Peng admired Huang Tingjian's calligraphy because he followed suit.

Before talking about the relationship between these two people, let's get to know Huang Tingjian first. Huang Tingjian was one of the four great masters of the Song Dynasty, and you must know that during the Song Dynasty, literature was emphasized over martial arts, so there were many literati. For the literati, the practice of calligraphy is a must for them, so the calligraphy of the ancient literati is actually good.

Huang Tingjian can be rated as one of the four masters of calligraphy in such a large literati group, which shows his calligraphy level.

In addition to his unique views on the structure of the font in calligraphy, Huang Tingjian also wrote the rhyme of a character in his heyday. This feeling is inexplicable, but it has been sought after by many people. Among Huang Tingjian's many calligraphy, the most important is the "Hanshanzi Pang Jushi Poems" in his later years, which is not only a poem, but also a bitter experience of half a life.

It is precisely because Huang Tingjian's calligraphy is famous that there are many people who imitate his calligraphy notes in later generations, and Zhu Peng is one of them. Zhu Peng was from the Qing Dynasty, and Huang Tingjian was from the Song Dynasty, so there is no necessary connection between the two in essence. The only connection is that Zhu Peng is an admirer of Huang Tingjian's calligraphy, so he imitates Huang Tingjian's calligraphy.

In ancient times, it was more important to pay attention to the teacher's inheritance, learn the knowledge of others, and imitate other people's fonts, so he was naturally regarded as his student. Therefore, because Zhu Peng is very fond of Huang Tingjian's words, it is also possible to indirectly worship Huang Tingjian as a teacher.

Zhu Peng was still very famous in the Jiangsu and Zhejiang regions during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty. He is best at imitating Huang Tingjian's calligraphy and painting crabs and grapes. In addition, he has written a lot of books, and is very familiar with history, calligraphy and painting, and poetry.

To sum up, although Huang Tingjian and Zhu Peng are in different dynasties. However, because calligraphy has formed a connection across time and space, perhaps this is the spiritual exchange between literati.

Personally, I think Zhu Peng and Huang Tingjian are friends. The four styles of brushwork that were popular at that time were nothing more than the calligraphy of the four masters of Su, Huang, Mi and Cai, so it was not surprising that Zhu Peng wanted to imitate Huang Tingjian's calligraphy.

This Zhu Peng is actually Huang Tingjian's apprentice, and as an apprentice, he will naturally follow his master, that is, imitate Huang Tingjian's calligraphy, which is a very normal thing.

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