What do you mean, give me my calligraphy back in Dongguan?

"Give me back to Dongguan" refers to a crackdown on criminals in Dongguan, Guangdong Province, China on September 23rd, 215. At that time, the local public security department launched an action to focus on cracking down on underworld organizations and evil gangs, arrested a number of criminal suspects, and announced the slogan of "Give me back Dongguan" action. This action has been widely concerned and has become an important measure for Chinese mainland to crack down on evil.

Dongguan calligraphy is a calligraphy style that originated in Dongguan, Fujian Province. Its calligraphy features "tough brushwork, prominent strokes, complete structure, strokes like a knife, with a certain sense of lack". Its calligraphy is characterized by "vigorous and powerful, atmospheric shape", paying attention to the strategy of strokes, and the font is relatively large, which can clearly express the meaning of words.

The strokes of Dongguan calligraphy mainly require "hardness", that is, the strokes should be round and tidy, and the strokes should be strong and forceful, and the strokes should be as sharp as a knife, and attention should be paid to the connection of strokes. The strokes at the connection point should be accurately grasped, so that the strokes can be connected and the structure is rigorous. Dongguan calligraphy pays attention to "broadness" in font shape. Broadness means that the font is large, and the grandeur of the font is emphasized. The font is large and can clearly express the writer's connotation.

Dongguan calligraphy is a unique style in Fujian calligraphy, with distinctive calligraphy style. It is famous for its liveliness, simplicity, freedom, explosive sharpness and fullness, and is loved by calligraphers.