Bu Qingxi - one of the five masters of art who have influenced the world

Bu Qingxi (Nanshan Yue), the number is a false man. Born in 1953 in Shouguang, Weifang City, Shandong Province, a retired middle school teacher, he is now a member of the Chinese Calligraphy Association and a national first-class calligrapher. On the road of calligraphy, he is a seeker and an explorer. He learned from the gods of the ancients and followed his own path. Hundreds of posts in the chest, the pen has an exclusive rhyme. Because he was influenced by his teacher when he was in school, he formed an indissoluble bond with calligraphy since he was a child, starting from Tang Kai in the early days, Linou, Liu, Yan Gong Zhuti, and later he was very interested in Han Li and Wei Bei, and he was repeatedly studied and copied by Cai Yong and Zhong Xiang in the Han Dynasty, Yu Nong, Deng Shiru, He Shaoji, Yi Bingshou and other celebrities in the Qing Dynasty. The penmanship pays attention to the neatness but not the board, the neatness but not the dullness, the thickness and dissatisfaction. The overall emphasis is on vividness, elegance and refinement, and proper retraction. The big characters are thick and straight, the bigger and stronger, and the small characters are fresh and elegant, dignified and colorful. After years of writing and honing, he has gradually formed his own unique calligraphy style.