Compared with the timeless elegance of the Tang Dynasty copy, Wang Duo's brushwork has a touch of sword and stone, a bit like the "Preface to the Holy Religion". This "historical" integration resulting from "cross-year understanding" can be regarded as an attempt or construction.
In this regard, Wang Duo, a great calligrapher of the Ming Dynasty, held the view that writing a painting of Xi Xian is "like taking a shadow under a lamp". Therefore, when we look at many of his works, including temporary works, his personality and characteristics are still very obvious (even he has his own integration in ink painting).
The work in this article is "Lanting Preface" copied by Wang Duo in 1636. We can most intuitively see the flavor of Lanting written by this "Queen" and his understanding of the character of Jin people. How can I make a perfect post?
