Cao Quanbei in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It was established in October of the second year of Zhong Ping in the Eastern Han Dynasty (185). It was unearthed in Cuili Village, the old town of Hexian County, Shaanxi Province during the Wanli period of Ming Dynasty. Now it is in the forest of steles in Xi 'an. The content is Wang Chang's account of Cao Quanping. This monument is one of the representative works of the Han monument and a typical example of a beautiful school. Its structure and brushwork have reached a perfect state. Qing Wanjing's evaluation of this monument is: "Beautiful and vivid, not bound, not hasty, but also fascinating."
Cao Quanbei (a national treasure cultural relic) was 272 cm high and 95 cm wide, and was in Hanzhong for two years (A.D. 185). Unearthed in Xinli Village, Heyang County in the early Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty, 1956 is collected in Xi 'an Beilin Museum.
Cao Quanbei is undoubtedly a famous monument in Han Li, but it has always been controversial. The beautiful one is called "Lanting in the running script", and the frivolous one is called delicate and graceful, as written by a girl. Therefore, the study of official script has never advocated starting from Cao Quanbei or learning more. It is not too much to say that it is like Lanting;
It is not an exaggeration to say that it was written by a girl. I think it's like Zhao Mengfu's book. Great achievements have been made and great contributions made. Beautiful and unusual, popular and easy to enter, but really soft. Those who study in it must be good at learning. That is, those who later evaluated Wan Jing's learning from Cao Quanbei in Qing Dynasty. To "get rid of its slender show and get its weight."
Cao Quanbei content
Beiyang inscription records the family background and life of Cao Quan, the chief of Heyang County. Cao Quan is a descendant of Cao Can, a famous figure in the early Han Dynasty. In the second year of Jianning (169), he raised Xiaolian, except the doctor, worshipped Sima in the Western Regions, led the troops to conquer Shule, killed Wang Hede, moved to the right to help the wind to make the order in Li Huai, and later took the order in Heyang. This monument is a stone carved by members of its subordinate groups to raise funds to praise their achievements.
The name of the deceased official and the number of donations are engraved on the tablet. The events contained in the inscriptions are quite different from the events of the later Han Dynasty contained in Biography of Le Shu. Because the monument was erected at that time, its notes were valued by historians. The epitaph records the situation of "living in seclusion in Hebei, while Yan, Yu, Jing and Yang moved at the same time" during the Yellow Scarf Uprising in the seventh year of Guanghe, which has high historical value. The inscription is exquisite and elegant, which is one of Han Li's representative works.
Modern calligrapher Fei commented on Cao Quanbei: "This tablet is one of the famous tablets with beautiful calligraphy and elegant fonts. However, some people think it is round and soft, not just simple and energetic. "Cao Quan" is actually a copy method, dense and elegant, ethereal and elegant, with flying brushwork, golden characters, smooth lines, soft and rigid, and thin ribs to the bone. Among Han Li's inscriptions, Cao Quanbei is the clearest one. The pen is mainly a "round pen", and the pen is very clear.
The thickness of strokes basically belongs to "dichotomy", and beginners' brushwork is not enough If they blindly pursue its beautiful appearance, they often write too delicately. His wave painting "Tuxedo" is also very round and refined. If it is "square" when used, it is easy to lose its original charm. The wave of the pen should not be too light and slippery.