Who is the representative of crazy grass calligraphy?

The representative figure of Crazy Grass calligraphy is Zhang Xu.

Zhang Xu's Wild Grass is ever-changing and strange. Li Bai said in his poem: Chu people are full of surprises, but they don't know what's going on in the world. All three Wu Junbo looked around, and heroes from all over the world struggled to follow. Du Fu wrote in the Song of the Eight Immortals: Zhang Xu has three cups of grass, which have not taken off their hats, and are like clouds. He can sublimate the art of calligraphy to the artistic realm of expressing calligraphers' thoughts and feelings with abstract points and lines.

Brief introduction of the author

Zhang Xu was born in the third year of Shang Dynasty (675) and died in the ninth year of Tianbao of Xuanzong (750) in Wu Jun (Suzhou, Jiangsu). At first, he was a commander in Changshu, and later he became a long-term official of Jinwu, known as Zhang Changshi. Gong's script, Xiaojing regular script, is the most famous cursive script. He is free and easy, open-minded and unrestrained, and likes to drink. He drank with Li Bai, He, Li, Li Jin, Cui Zongzhi, and Jiao Sui, and was called.

The book traces include "Lang Guan Shi Ji" and "Four Right Poems in Cursive Script". His official book "The Story of Langya Stone" is completely rigorous and regular, while Ouyang Xiu's "Ancient Records: Xu is famous for his cursive script" and "The Story of Langya Stone" is really lovely. Four Ancient Poems, with its brand-new and beautiful form, has formed a magnificent masterpiece. Feng Daosheng's postscript: If the pen is dropped from the air, it is elegant and smooth, and it is in the spirit of heaven, not by manpower. Xuanhe Pu Shu said: Although there are many strange cursive characters, no one should not be trained in painting.