Li Bai's famous calligraphy sentence: There will be times when the wind and waves break, and the clouds and sails will sail across the sea. The details are as follows:

This sentence comes from one of Li Bai's "Traveling is Difficult", "Traveling is Difficult" Li Bai originally composed three poems. This is the first poem, written in the third year of Tianbao, when Li Bai was expelled from Chang'an. The poem describes his uncontrollable anger when encountering difficulties; but he still hopes that one day he will be able to display his ambitions, showing his optimistic and heroic spirit about the future of life, and is full of positive romantic sentiment.

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1. Overview of calligraphy

Calligraphy is a kind of beautiful writing unique to our country and surrounding countries and regions that have been deeply influenced by our culture. artistic expression. Including Chinese calligraphy, Mongolian calligraphy, Arabic calligraphy and English calligraphy, etc. Its "Chinese calligraphy" is a traditional art unique to Chinese characters in our country.

2. The specific meaning of calligraphy

From the superficial meaning of the word, calligraphy refers to the method of writing. In life, the word calligraphy also has the following meanings: first, the name of a certain writing work or the collective name of all writing works; second, an art category, generally referring to the art of writing Chinese characters.

3. Calligraphy in a broad and narrow sense

In a broad sense, calligraphy refers to the writing rules of text symbols. In other words, calligraphy refers to writing according to the characteristics and meaning of the text, using its calligraphy style, structure and organization to make it a beautiful work of art. Chinese calligraphy is an original expression art created by the Han people. It is known as: wordless poetry, lineless dance, pictureless painting, silent music, etc.

In a narrow sense, calligraphy refers to the method and rules of writing Chinese characters with a brush. Including writing, writing, stippling, structure, layout (distribution, line order, composition) and other contents.

For example, when holding the pen, the fingers are solid and the palm is empty, and the five fingers are working together; the center of the brush is spread out; the strokes follow the strokes with the same smooth and steep strokes; the structure is based on the vertical shape of the characters, echoing each other; the distribution is intricate and dense, and the density is appropriate. The virtual and the real complement each other, and the whole chapter is full of energy; the characters can be read in ancient and modern styles, and the characters are big and small, and it is better to be high than low.

4. The origin of calligraphy

Chinese calligraphy art began in the production stage of Chinese characters. “Sounds cannot be transmitted to different places and remain in different times, so words are born. Writers, so It is the trace of meaning and sound." (Yu "Shu Lin Zao Jian", compiled by Ma Zonghuo) Therefore, writing was produced. The first works of calligraphy were not words, but glyphs - hieroglyphs or pictorial characters.

The engraved symbols of Chinese characters first appeared on pottery. The initial characterization symbol only represented a rough concept of chaos and had no exact meaning.