What are "Jianghu characters" and "Miao characters" in calligraphy?

I'm Gu Feng Calligraphy, and I'm glad to answer your question.

Kind of a joke. Why put the words "Jianghu" and "Temple" together?

"Jianghu people" have also become "Jianghu calligraphy".

Generally speaking, the more rivers and lakes there are, the greater their status, and there are even world-class calligraphers' associations in China. Now mankind has not left the earth, otherwise there will be the World Calligraphers Association. Having said that, we all know that "Jianghu people" or "Jianghu calligraphy" are just words written by charlatans, and any "sword calligraphy" or "anti-calligraphy" can be called "Jianghu calligraphy".

What is "the spirit of the temple" is a series of qualities that a good calligraphy should possess, such as righteousness, solemnity, elegance and Gu Zhuo. Therefore, my understanding of "temple calligraphy" is a classic calligraphy with a temple spirit, such as Li Bu tablet, Shi Chenbei tablet, Yiying tablet in Han Dynasty, Temple tablet, Yan tablet and Shence tablet in Tang Dynasty. Only they can be called good calligraphy with a temple spirit, and they are all calligraphers of all ages.

In a word, it is extremely inappropriate to put "Jianghu Calligraphy" and "Temple Calligraphy" together, which is a blasphemy against "Temple Calligraphy".