Can the calligraphy of modern calligrapher Tian Yingzhang be compared with that of ancient calligrapher Wang Xizhi? How does Tian Yingzhang's calligraphy compare with that of Li Fangming and Pang Zhonghua? There is no comparability at all. Many people think that brush calligraphy and hard pen calligraphy are interlinked, but in fact they are quite different. Opening a pen is different from closing it. Wang Xizhi's calligraphy is smoother and more aura than Wang Xianzhi's. Personally, I think that no one can beat him for thousands of years. Tian Yingzhang's organization is good, but the font is not lively. Calligraphy pays attention to the thickness of strokes, and the sizes of words are different but coordinated. In fact, Pang Zhonghua just likes calligraphy, and his writing is not so good. It is only because people don't know when he became famous that he became famous. His handwriting structure is very poor and flat, and he doesn't understand the way calligraphy changes at all. I suggest that you never learn from him. You can't get out if you learn. I have been writing calligraphy for almost 9 years, and the teachers still agree with these views.