The Study Of Fu Shan's Copying

Fu Shan lived in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties.Because of his ncooperative attitude with the Qing court,he was highly disciplined.Fu Shan is not only a thinker,a medical scientist,but also an Ooutstanding callicgrapher.This article conducts a special study on Fushan's facsimile,and conducts specific and in-depth investigations on the objects of Fushan's facsimile in chronological order.First of all.this paper studies fu shan's facsimile of zhuan li,.which is the source of book learning and has a very high enlightening role for academic research.Fu shan attaches great importance to zhuan li,and has devoted his life to the research.It is the act of tracing the origin that lay the foundation for his unique style.Secondly,the study of facsimile of the calligraphy of Wei Jin by Fu Shan was conducted.The calligraphy of Wei and Jin was used as a model for the study of calligraphy.and it xwas of great value.Fu Shan had conducted in-depth study of the two kings of Wei and Jin,and then he began to facsimile.Through meticulous study of the two kings,Fu Shan has always carried on the study of Shuxue View studies with the ancient book theory,and provided greater space for the subsequent scholarship.What is more.the study of facsimile of Tang dynasty calligraphy by Fu Shan was conducted.At this time,Fu Shan's love of Tang calligraphy was influenced to a great extent by the philosophical view of man.Yan Liang's nature is als<o strong.Li Xi`s imposing manner,Yan Zhenqing's.loyal and steadfast.and Liu Gongquan's strength are simtilar in some respects to Fu Shan's.Finally,the author studies the facsimile of Zhao Mengfu's calligraphy by Fushan.Fu Shan's attitude towards Ziang has gone through three stages,affirmative-negative-reaffirmation.Fu Shan had once denied Nee's calligraphy art.However.Fu Shan did not deny Zi Ang from a scholarly point of view.Instead,he differentiated his character from the art of writing,and the arguments and judgments tend to be fair.However,he used the criticism of his calligraphy as a way of demonstrating his loyalty.