The Concept Of Confucianism And The Regio Nalism Of The Calligraphy

The otherness of culture cause with the ranges of regions.Calligraphy,the important member of traditional culture,is also the same,especially in the calligraphic style.Shandong province,as the origin area of the Confucianism,has a good foundation and atmosphere of the Confucianism learning.Taking the ancient Shandong as an instance,my thesis puts an emphasis on questions of the correlation between the concept of the Confucianism and calligraphic regions.It is the same as the calligraphy.The inscriptions which influenced by the Confucius are focus on admiring the Confucius himself.The tablets inscription manifest the reverence of the sage Confucius.The style of that emphasis of the Confucian temple,and it shows the conformance between the concept and calligraphic style.The Northern Wei Dynasty inscriptions bifurcate as aristocratic family inscriptions and field officer inscriptions,which unify the official concept of Confucianism and ancient calligraphic style.The calligraphic works of Yan are highly praised under the impact of the Confucianism concept.Most calligraphers in Shandong agree Yan deeply from Tang dynasty,which shapes Yan Zhenqing the image of Confucianismand highly praised him.That’s the reason why it is popular that Shandong calligraphers collect and identify Yan‘s works constantly.It is also popular that Duke Lu ancestal temples are bulit up here and has great impact on the whole country.It is unique that the style of calligraphy is influenced by the the process and the concept of the Confucianism.The concept of Confucinism has great impact on the calligraphy of family tradition.On one hand,on behalf of Xing‘s,Xingtong is influnced by his elder generation on bearing himself and his calligraphic style.It is the kind of reflection of the style of er-wang.The other is Shandong calligraphers.On the other hand,on behalf of Shandong calligraphers,Liu Yong learns from Yan Zhenqing.He learns the golden mean of Yan and praises highly on both calligraphic works and behaviours of Yan.