1. The origin and definition of calligraphy:
Calligraphy is a Chinese character, which consists of three characters: calligraphy (referring to writing brush), ink (referring to ink) and book fragrance (referring to book fragrance). This word originated from the life and pursuit of ancient literati, emphasizing the love and pursuit of calligraphy, painting and literature, as well as the noble realm of cultural accomplishment and artistic pursuit.
2. Cultural accomplishment of calligraphy;
Calligraphy and calligraphy represent the literati's pursuit of cultural accomplishment. They love reading, dabble in various literary works and cultivate their critical thinking and aesthetic ability. Through reading and studying, they not only enriched their knowledge reserves, but also cultivated their sentiment and moral cultivation.
3. Calligraphy and painting pursue calligraphy and painting:
Calligraphy also emphasizes the love and pursuit of painting and calligraphy. Literati use "pen" and "ink" as tools to express their feelings and thoughts through writing and painting. They pursue the aesthetic value and artistic expression of calligraphy and painting, and pay attention to the fluency of pen and ink and the expression of artistic conception.
4. The literary pursuit of calligraphy:
Calligraphy also emphasizes the love and pursuit of literature. Literati express their thoughts and feelings by creating and reading literary works. They pursue the artistry and expressiveness of their works and pay attention to the aesthetic feeling and literary value of language. They often express their thoughts and feelings in the form of poems, essays and novels, and convey their views and values through literary works.
5. The artistic pursuit of calligraphy:
Calligraphy also represents the love and pursuit of art. Literati often dabble in painting, music, opera and other art forms, appreciate and create works of art, pay attention to the aesthetic value and expressive force of art, express their feelings and thoughts through works of art, improve their artistic accomplishment and cultivate their aesthetic ability and artistic taste through learning and appreciating art.
6. The spiritual pursuit of calligraphy:
Calligraphy and calligraphy represent a pursuit of noble spiritual realm. Through the study and pursuit of calligraphy and books, literati pursue the Excellence of thought and the sublimation of soul. They pursue the values of truth, goodness and beauty, moral cultivation and inner peace.