A short story about calligraphers, about 50 words?

1, digging graves and stealing paintings

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Zhong You was very persistent and enthusiastic about calligraphy learning, almost to the point of madness. It is said that he once studied in Baodu Mountain. In order to practice calligraphy well, he wrote down the stones and trees on the mountain in black. On one occasion, he talked with Cao Cao, Dan Wei and others about calligraphy pen. Because of his strong interest, he always painted before going to bed, and even cut several holes in the quilt.

Dan Wei was also a calligrapher at that time. It is said that he has calligraphy theory, a great calligrapher of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cai Yong, so his calligraphy level is very high. At that time, people admired his calligraphy very much and thought it was the first calligrapher of his time. Zhong You wanted to borrow Dan Wei's "pen theory", but Shan Wei refused. Zhong You was so angry that he beat his chest and vomited blood. Fortunately, Cao Cao's Five Elixirs saved his life. After Dan Wei's death, Zhong You sent someone to dig this book out of the grave. After repeated research, he finally understood the secret of using a pen.

2, concentrate on learning ink as a meal.

When Wang Xizhi was about five or six years old, Mrs. Bai Wei studied calligraphy for her teacher. His calligraphy has made rapid progress. At the age of seven, he was famous in the local area for his writing, which was very popular and praised by his predecessors.

When Wang Xizhi was 1 1, he read The Story of the Pen, which only adults could understand. He got up every morning and practiced writing in the dark according to the method described in Pen Shuo, which was simply fascinating. After a while, I looked at my handwriting, and there were some changes compared with what I wrote before. One day, his teacher, Mrs. Wei, was taken aback and said, "The child must have seen the secret of calligraphy. I found that his calligraphy has recently reached the level of an adult. In this way, my child's future achievements in calligraphy will definitely drown my reputation. "

Wang Xizhi was not complacent because of the teacher's praise. He worked harder and harder, even forgetting to eat and sleep.

Once at lunch, bookish, he brought his favorite garlic paste and steamed bread and urged him to eat it quickly several times. He still didn't even look up, as if he didn't hear, absorbed in reading posts and writing. The meal was cold, so Jibang had to ask Wang Xizhi's mother to persuade him to eat. Mother came to the study, only to find Xihe holding a steamed bread stained with ink and sending it to her mouth, making her mouth black. When Xi Zhi was eating steamed bread, his eyes were still looking at the word and his mind was thinking about how to write it. As a result, he mistook the ink for garlic.

Mother couldn't help laughing when she saw this scene. Wang Xizhi still doesn't understand what's going on! Hearing his mother's laughter, he also said, "The garlic on this day is really fragrant!" " Wang Xizhi persisted for decades, studied hard, kept posting, and practiced very solid kung fu, which laid the foundation and paved the way for his future development.

3. Zheng Banqiao studied calligraphy.

Zheng Banqiao, one of the Eight Eccentrics in Yangzhou in Qing Dynasty, loved calligraphy since childhood. He copied the calligraphy styles of famous ancient calligraphers. After some hard work, he finally wrote something that was almost exactly the same as his predecessors and could confuse people. But people don't appreciate his handwriting very much, and he is also worried. He studies and practices harder than before.

One summer night, he and his wife were sitting outside enjoying the cool. He wrote on his thigh with his finger and on his wife. His wife hit his hand angrily and said, "You have your body, and I have my body. Why not write about your own body and write about other people's bodies? " When sleeping at night, Zheng Banqiao thought, everyone has his own body, and writing has his own font, which is different.

Why do I always learn other people's fonts instead of writing my own style? Even if I learn the same as others, it is also someone else's font. No innovation, no own style. What's the point? From then on, he learned from the strengths of various schools, and mixed official script with seal script, grass, lines and model letters to draw ghostwriting, which finally formed a kind of * * * appreciation and appeal to both refined and popular tastes.

4. Assistant Minister Walker

At the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, a man named Xu, who was afraid of being an official, fled to the mountains. Can't talk because of illness. A few years later, a Buddhist temple will choose a person who is good at calligraphy and write couplets for the pillars in the temple. Xu made another big taboo when he didn't pay attention to the beams lying on the ground. The abbot of the temple was very angry and hit him on the back with a cane. He quickly wrote on the ground with his hand: "Although I can't speak, I have learned Chinese calligraphy. I hope I can try."

As a result, let him have a try, and all the monks in the temple are convinced and willing to let him write everything, no matter what his faults are.

5. The emperor practiced calligraphy

Li Shimin, Emperor Taizong, was an emperor in China's feudal society. When dealing with political affairs, he often devotes himself to practicing calligraphy in his spare time. At that time, Yu Shinan, known as one of the four great calligraphers in the early Tang Dynasty, worked in the palace. Because he is proficient in ancient and modern times, his words are like gods, so Emperor Taizong has always respected him and often copied and studied Yu Shinan's calligraphy.

In the process of practicing calligraphy, Emperor Taizong deeply felt that the word "ge" in Shinan font was the most difficult to write, and it was not easy to write its spirit. On one occasion, he practiced "Yan" for fear that his writing would be bad and disgraceful, lest ministers read its jokes and deliberately leave the word "Ge" blank and privately ask Yu Shinan to make it up.

In order to show his progress in calligraphy, Emperor Taizong invited Wei Zhi, an admonition officer, to watch some works and asked Wei Zhi's opinion: "Do you think my handwriting looks like that of Yu Shinan, a bachelor?" Wei Zhi looked at it respectfully and carefully, and kept silent with a smile. At this time, Emperor Taizong asked him anxiously: "Is it like it? Why not talk? " Wei Zhi quickly said, "I dare not comment on your handwriting." Emperor Taizong said, "You can speak frankly. I forgive your innocence. "

At this time, Wei said, "According to the minister, only the word" Ge "in the right half of the word" Yan "is roughly the same as that written by Yu, and the rest are quite different." Hearing these words, Emperor Taizong sighed deeply and admired Wei Zhi's eyesight, thus realizing that learning calligraphy can't be fake at all. If you want to learn something, you must work hard.