Research On The Cursive Script Of "Juyan Xinjian"

On the basis of the previous research results,this paper takes the cursive script fonts in Juyan Xinjian as the research object,emphatically explores the character structure and writing characteristics of cursive script in Juyan Xinjian from the perspective of philology,and compares the cursive script in Juyan Xinjian with Zhangcao in Ji Jiu Pian of Huangxiang who from Three Kingdoms,and compares Zhiyong’s Zhencao Qianziwen,.In order to explore the relationship between cursive scripts,found the evolution of the track.The paper is divided into four parts.The first part elaborates the research status of cursive script,explains the definition and source of the Han Dynasty cursive script,and points out the purpose,significance and content of this study.The second part is about the extraction of cursive script data and the production of database in Juyan Xinjian,comparing the contemporary offical script with cursive script,and arranging and comparing the Han cursive script with the later Zhangcao and the JinCao in a certain order,stipulating and explaining the selection criteria of fonts,and attaching the research materials to the following.The third part mainly divides into three aspects: The one is to analyze the character structure characteristics of cursive script in Juyan Xinjian from the change of whole characters and components.The other is to discuss its writing characteristics from the two aspects of pen use and character layout,and to explore its different forms through the analysis of the instability of cursive script,so as to discover the cursive track of Li script.The third is to discuss the relationship between the cursive writing and cursive script,and try to explore the reasons for the evolution of cursive script.The fourth part compares and analyses the cursive scripts in Juyan Xinjian with those in Zhangcao and Jincao,and explores the relationship and difference between them from the aspects of font structure and pen usage,and then finds out the development and evolution of cursive scripts.