1. Huang Ziyuan
Huang Ziyuan (1837--1918), courtesy name Jingyu and Dansou, was a calligrapher and industrialist in the late Qing Dynasty. He was a native of Longtang Township, Anhua County, Hunan Province. Born in the seventeenth year of Daoguang (1837), he was elected to his hometown in the sixth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1867). He ranked second in the palace examination the following year and was awarded the title of editor of the Hanlin Academy. He once served as co-examiner of Shuntian Rural Examination and deputy examiner of Jiangnan Rural Examination. He died of illness in the 7th year of the Republic of China (1918).
2. Yao Mengqi
Yao Mengqi (1838-? of the Qing Dynasty) was born in Gongsheng in Wuxian County (Suzhou, Jiangsu). According to the title of the book, Ouyang Xun, the author of Zongshu, tasted the Liquan inscription in Jiucheng Palace and forced the portrait. The official script is slightly imitated by Chen Hongshou. He also treated seals and got Jiang Ren's Xiu Jin Qi. I paint occasionally, as crudely as a gold farmer. "Ink Forest on the Sea, Biographies of Guangyin People, Records of Calligraphers and Painters of the Qing Dynasty, History of Wumen Painting"
3. Mian Xun
Aixinjueluo Mianxun: The second son of Aixinjueluo Yongsong, he attacked General Feng'en in the seventh year of Daoguang (1827 AD), the Beizi of Yongzhu in the 26th year of Daoguang (1846 AD), and the 19th year of Guangxu He died in 1893 AD.
4. Feng Yuji
Feng Yuji (? - 1883), whose courtesy name was "Zhongliang", whose nicknames were "Zhanyun" and "Songhu", and in his later years, his nicknames were "Zhuoru" and "Busou", and his restaurant name was "Lvganan Pavilion". When he was young, he studied in the Xuehaitang Academy founded by Ruan Yuan, the governor of Guangdong and Guangxi. In the 20th year of Daoguang's reign in the Qing Dynasty (1840), he was recommended by the local government. In the twenty-fourth year of Daoguang's reign (1844), he was admitted to the sixth place in the second class of Jinshi. He was awarded the title of editor of the Hanlin Academy and supervised the academic affairs of Shandong and Hubei. During the Tongzhi period (1861~1875), he returned to Duanzhou as "Ding You" and was hired to give lectures at Yingyuan Academy in Guangzhou. In August of the fifth year of Guangxu's reign (1879), he was promoted to governor of Shaanxi. In July of the ninth year of Guangxu (1883), Liu Enpu, the censor of Shaanxi Province, impeached him for corruption and inappropriate appointments. He was dismissed from his post in October and moved to Yangzhou as an official. He has been fond of calligraphy and painting all his life.
5. Wu Yusheng
Wu Yusheng (1854~1940), whose courtesy name was Weiruo, also known as Chunzhai, was born in Wuxian County (now Wuxian County, Jiangsu Province) and lived on Baita West Road, Suzhou. He is the grandson of Wu Yanchen, the number one scholar in the Wuchen family in Jiaqing. A Jinshi in the Qing Dynasty, he was awarded the Hanlin Academy in the third year of Guangxu (1877). He was a bachelor of the cabinet, a minister of the Ministry of Rites, and an inspector of schools in Sichuan. He was the chief examiner in Guangdong, and Kang Youwei came from his sect. During the 1898 Coup of 1898, the Six Gentlemen were killed, and the Queen Mother of the West did not need to stay in Duzhai because Kang Youwei left the house. When the Queen Mother of the West died, she was appointed Minister of Posts and Communications and Minister of Military Aircraft.
6. Wang Weixian
Wang Weixian, whose courtesy name was Zhucun, was a folk calligrapher in late Qing Dynasty and junior high school of the Republic of China. He was good at Ou Kai script. Although he did not have any official position, he was once known as "the best Ou Kai script master in Tianjin Prefecture". His Ou regular calligraphy, both physical and spiritual, has reached the level of proficiency.
7. Chen Yichun
Tian Yunzhang once said that the highest level representatives of Tianjin Oukai are Wang Weixian and Chen Yichun. Wang Weixian's works are more common and common, while Chen Yichun's works are rarely seen, and probably many people have not seen them. Although this work was not well photographed, it is indeed worthy of an appreciation of Chen Yichun's level.
8. Gao Yunsheng
Gao Yunsheng was one of the three famous calligraphers affiliated with Zhonghua Book Company during the Republic of China. He is the author of "Gaoshu Xiaokai", "Yunsheng Xiaokai" and "Yunsheng Dakai", which has a great influence.
9. Appointment
Ren Zheng (1916-1999), courtesy name Lanzhai, was born in Huangyan, Zhejiang. During his lifetime, he was a librarian of the Shanghai Research Center of Literature and History, a member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, an executive director of the Shanghai Calligraphers Association, an art consultant of the Shanghai International Studies University, and an art consultant of the International Cultural Exchange School of Fudan University.
10. Wu Tiyu
Wu Tiyu (1929-2009) was a native of Xinhua, Hunan. His real name was Wu Diyu, his courtesy name was Chaoji, and his nickname was Xijiang Qiaozi. He also signed himself as a strange person in Yujiang. Talented and intelligent, he came to Chichi at the age of four. He has been writing for more than 70 years. He has studied Erwang, Ou, Yan, Liu, Zhao, Chu, Banqiao and other styles. He is derived from the ancients but different from them. His regular script is precise and dangerous. Elegant and elegant, it has its own style and is known as "Wu Ti" in the world.
