Appreciation of two calligraphy works of Weng Fanggang's "Heart Sutra in Regular Script"

Weng Fanggang (1733--1818) was a native of Shuntian Daxing (now part of Beijing). Calligrapher of Qing Dynasty. The courtesy name is Zhengsan, and the first character is Zhongxu. His nickname is Qinxi, and his later nickname is Suzhai. Qianlong Jinshi, official to cabinet bachelor. He is good at textual research on epigraphy and has a rich collection of books. He was very meticulous in calligraphy, painting, epigraphy, music recording, poetry and other arts, and his calligraphy was particularly famous for a while. He studied Ou and Yu in calligraphy and abided by the laws. He is especially good at official script and is as famous as Liu Yong, Liang Tongshu and Wang Wenzhi, and is also known as: "Weng, Liu, Liang and Wang". He is also known as "Weng Liu Chengtie", who is as famous as Liu Yong, Prince Cheng Yongxuan and Tie Bao. Ma Zonghuo's "Sui Yue Lou Bi Tan" stated that "Qin Xi is quite ridiculed by commentators for strictly observing the law; however, his small real calligraphy is neat and thick, much like the scriptures written by people in the Tang Dynasty, and his simplicity and tranquility are not what Shi'an can achieve. Arrive." He is the author of "Shiji of the Two Han Dynasties", "Epigraphies of Eastern Guangdong", "Research on the Remaining Characters of the Han Shi Jing", "Shizhou Poems", etc.