书法字典

Collection 楷书/篆书/草书/行书/ Lishu, nearly 20 finished calligraphy fonts, ancient and modern thousands of calligraphers.

Collection 楷书/篆书/草书/行书/ Lishu, nearly 20 finished calligraphy fonts, ancient and modern thousands of calligraphers.

Chinese calligraphy is a unique art form of Chinese characters. It is a traditional art that has gradually accumulated over thousands of years.

Chinese characters are widely used in the Han culture circle. They are morpheme syllables of ideograms. They were invented by the Huaxia people of the ancient times. This can be traced back to the oracle bones of the Shang Dynasty around 1300 BC. The Tang Dynasty evolved into a standard font that has been used to date. Chinese characters are the longest-running texts to date, and the only texts in the major writing systems of ancient times that have been passed down to the present.

The five main types of Chinese calligraphy are: 楷书体 (including Weibei, Zhengyi), literary body (including 楷, 行草), cursive body (including Zhangcao, Xiaocao, Dacao, standard cursive), Lishu (including Gu Li, This time), the book body (including Daxie, Xiaoyan). This site collects 6980 words from the five books, and 136,000 calligraphy pictures are summarized to form this calligraphy dictionary.

There are many famous calligraphers in ancient China. The books are famous for their masters such as Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi, Ouyang Xun, Yan Zhenqing, Liu Gongquan, Zhao Mengfu, Zhang Xu, Huai Su, Su Shi, Huang Tingjian, Yan Liang and Mi Wei. Calligraphy font, I hope you can gain something in this calligraphy ocean.