He is as usual as drinking Moutai as drinking milk tea, and every time he gets drunk, he always runs wantonly in front of his neighbors without hesitation, and such a crazy behavior naturally gets the abrupt and impolite title of "Zhang Dian". In addition to being able to write with his head, he can also understand the way of calligraphy from swordsmanship, and his seemingly ordinary black and white words can be exchanged for a hundred taels **, and in order to have the verdict written by his own hand, the local people did not hesitate to sue continuously. He is one of the three uniques of the Tang Dynasty - the grass saint Zhang Xu, from Suzhou, Jiangsu. Zhang Xu was a famous cursive master of the Tang Dynasty, who was keen on dancing and writing with ink, and often dipped his head in ink on paper, interpreting the mystery of calligraphy from swordsmanship. His calligraphy works are highly skilled and are respected"Grass Saint", a calligraphy work can even be exchanged for a hundred taels **, attracting everyone to see the treasure.
Although Zhang Xu's living habits are quite strange, his calligraphy attainments are at their peak. His cursive gestures are as swift and furious as a storm, and the weather is myriad, giving people an unparalleled visual stunning. Zhang Xu's calligraphy works are one of the treasures of Chinese calligraphy, setting a noble model for later generations of calligraphers, and continuing to this day. The art of Chinese calligraphy is an important part of China's splendid culture, it is both ancient and alive, and many outstanding calligraphers have emerged throughout history, who have skillfully transformed Chinese characters into an unpredictable art form with their bodies as blades and characters as a medium.
Today, let's look back at a master calligrapher who lived in the prosperous era of the Tang Dynasty, he is a well-known cursive giant at home and abroad - Zhang Xu. Zhang Xu lived in that era of beautiful poetry and books, he was obsessed with learning, but his drunken behavior was jaw-dropping, often running around crowded places, and writing with a brush on his head. His calligraphy style is unique, and his works often show the characteristics of being bold and eclectic, leaving people with endless exclamations and visual enjoyment.
Zhang Xu's calligraphy works are known as one of the pearls of Chinese calligraphy art, and his masterpieces are often included in museums and art galleries for future generations to reminisce and study. His works not only have extremely high artistic value, but also have immeasurable collection value, and some of Zhang Xu's calligraphy masterpieces can even be sold at auction for one hundred taels of gold.
The reason why Zhang Xu's calligraphy art can win such praise from the world is not only his unique calligraphy style, but also his rich life experience and colorful living habits. He was a madman who regarded wine as his life, and often created stories that have been passed down through the ages when he was slightly drunk. His handwriting reveals a kind of free and unrestrained feelings, which is undoubtedly a true reflection of his deep heart for life and freedom.
Zhang Xu's calligraphy art has had a profound influence on later generations of calligraphers, and many later generations have drawn endless inspiration and inspiration from it. His works have become the coordinates of Chinese calligraphy art, attracting countless followers to follow and imitate.