Wang Xizhi, of course. Wang Xizhi was a calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and his running script was magnificent and graceful like Youlong. It was the highest peak of calligraphy and was called "the sage of books" by later generations. The first time I saw his Preface to the Orchid Pavilion, I was stunned and couldn't put it down. Sit down at once, enjoy it carefully and copy it carefully. "Yonghe nine years, years old in decyl ugly. At the beginning of the spring, it will be in the Lanting in the mountains of Huiji. " At first, there was still some detention, but later, "it was sunny, the weather was clear, and the wind was smooth." Looking up at the size of the universe and overlooking the prosperity of categories, the more you write, the more unrestrained you are. Later, I learned the creative background of this calligraphy. It turned out that Wang Xizhi and many literati Gao Shiya gathered in Lanting, Shaoxing, drinking and writing poems. Finally, Wang Xizhi wrote a preface. As you can imagine, at that time, Wang Xizhi was full of wine and food, slightly drunk, and splashed ink in one go, creating this earth-shattering and famous calligraphy work. I have visited Lanting three times, and every time I lingered by the Goose Pond, in front of the Preface to Lanting, and by the meandering water, thinking about the charm of the book sage in the past and praying to meet him.