Wang Xizhi is one of the most famous calligraphers in ancient China. His signature "Wang Xizhi, a doer" expresses his pursuit of self-growth and self-development. This inscription also represents his confidence in his work and respect for the outside world. The process of self-growth has continuously created his achievements in the field of calligraphy. Wang Xizhi hopes that this inscription will make people understand that only by learning self-reflection and struggle can we achieve real achievements.

Wang Xizhi's signature also contains a spirit of pursuing freedom. His signature has no date, and this "outdated" mentality is more likely to make people moved by his works. Moreover, Wang Xizhi's self-defined attitude and maverick expression show that he is not afraid to go his own way and advocates brave expression. This "freedom" spirit makes his calligraphy works more valuable.

Wang Xizhi's signature not only shows his arrogance and conceit, but also shows his reverence for the world and devotion to heaven. His piety can be seen from his calligraphy works. He believes that everything in nature is spiritual, and writing is also a symbolic language with mysterious power. So he took his own name as his autograph, hoping that the words could inherit his love for mankind, his awe of the world and his belief in heaven.