The 4-character calligraphy works are as follows:

1. Tranquility and Zhiyuan

Sage’s Quotes from the State Guest Ceremony Calligrapher Guanshan’s four-character calligraphy "Tranquility and Zhiyuan" (source of the work) (Yicong.com) Connotation: Quietness can maintain health, quietness can enlighten you, quietness can produce wisdom, and quietness can enlighten you. If you want to achieve great wisdom and enlightenment, you must start with tranquility. Silence is a kind of temperament, a kind of cultivation, and a kind of state. .

Tranquility and Zhiyuan give people a feeling of indifference and calmness. It has been loved by people since ancient times. Many literati are eager to pursue such a state of life. Techniques: Guanshan calligraphy, stipples, lines and space combinations are generally harmonious. The pursuit of brilliance and expression of spirit will be the highest realm he strives for.

2. Huifeng Hechang

Guanshan's four-character calligraphy work "Huifeng Hechang" (source of work: Yicong.com) Connotation: The word "Huifeng Hechang" comes from Wang Xizhi's "Preface to the Lanting Collection": "It's a sunny day, the air is clear, and the wind is gentle and gentle." Meaning: The gentle wind makes people feel warm and comfortable. Later, it was extended to the technique of everything is bright and harmonious: Teacher Guanshan's four-character calligraphy has suitable shades of ink, smooth lines, naive and ancient style, and the dry brushwork is more detached.

3. Good Virtue Carrying Blessings

The four-character calligraphy of Qi Gong's great disciple Li Chuanbo's "Honoring Virtue Carrying Blessings" (source of work: Yi Cong.com) connotation: "The virtuous will be rewarded." God's will is in line with the people's hearts, so there is heaven to protect it, so that it can bring good fortune and avoid misfortune. "Technique: The whole calligraphy of Li Chuanbo is naturally coherent and the blood vessels are smooth. It fully embodies the smooth, soft and elegant charm of running script.

4. The sea embraces all rivers

The four-character calligraphy of Li Chuanbo's new masterpiece "The sea embraces all rivers" (work source: Yicong.com) Connotation: The sea embraces all rivers, from Yuan Hong's "Famous Ministers of the Three Kingdoms" of the Jin Dynasty "Preface to Praise": "If the shape does not exist, a square inch can accommodate the sea." Li Zhouhan noted: "A square inch of heart is like the sea that can accommodate hundreds of rivers. It is said to be broad." People regard those who have a mind as broad as the sea. Be a respectable person.

Techniques: Mr. Li Chuanbo’s calligraphy is unique, and the strokes are like knives and swords. It seems that the ambition of “accommodating all rivers” runs through every stroke, which can’t help but awe the viewer.