Lu Zhongnan is a contemporary calligrapher, and his European script writing is very good and has a great influence. His calligraphy inherits the tradition of the European style and absorbs the brushwork of the European style, while the Yan and European two styles are majestic and atmospheric, one is beautiful with the brush, and the knot is steep, as if it is difficult to combine, and Mr. Lu does not seem to be very successful in this regard. However, as his teacher Ouyang Zhongshi said: "Every sentence is not necessarily Ou, but the whole rhythm is from Ou." ”
In addition, when it comes to Lu Zhongnan's regular script, many people will think of "Ertian", and objectively speaking, Lu and Tian have their own strengths. One is majestic and the other is dignified and beautiful, which can be said to have their own merits, and it is difficult to have superiority and superiority, all of which are desirable. Lu Zhongnan is certainly a respectable calligrapher, but Tian's Ou Kai also has its own uniqueness, at least Tian's two people, the promotion and dissemination of calligraphy, have considerable achievements, won the love of some students. 
And many people who learn calligraphy seem to have a phobia, and when it comes to European sports, they compare it with Ertian. In fact, as far as Ouyang Xun's calligraphy is concerned, he has his own uniqueness in different eras and in his works, and the things that people learn nowadays are also diverse and have their own characteristics. Therefore, there is no need to pursue who is strong and who is weak, which is not good for the development of calligraphy, but will make people have a utilitarian mentality. Wouldn't it be better to practice if you like it and imitate it if you don't like it? 
Getting back to the point, this time, what we want to introduce to you is Lu Zhongnan's "Regular Script, Xingshu, Cursive, and Three-Body Poems". Due to space limitations, this article is only thirty-three pages, and if you want the whole copybook, you can contact me. Let's take a look. 
Lu Zhongnan was born in Wuhan in December 195 and his ancestral home is Jiyuan, Henan. A famous contemporary Chinese calligrapher, he enjoys a special allowance and is now a world-famous calligrapher. He is a director and member of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, the vice chairman of the Hard Pen Script Committee of the Chinese Calligraphers Association, and a member of the regular script committee, and has been committed to the study of calligraphy art for many years. 
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