唐尚法硏究

Abstract

Calligraphy is a study of Hanja's unique narrative methods and methods. This is a variety of rules and arts and basics of Chinese characters.The "law" of calligraphy actually has two meanings. One is the law, and the other is the law. Because it can not leave Chinese calligraphy, and can not escape the law.The Tang Dynasty 's' Commercial Law' deeply studied and developed and developed calligraphy since Korea, China, and Qin. At the same time, it provided the basis of the law to Fuksei. When the law is a means of expressing the spirit, it can not be said to be a 'commercial law'. The reason why Tang is called "Commercial Law" is because the Tang Dynasty has made the law a goal of calligraphy expression. They regarded the 'law', which former people expressed and created the spirit, as the law and the law. Therefore, he could not become like a slave or a king again, and he was as tired and familiar as Ji-young and had no strange appearance. Thus, Tang 'Commercial Law' is a stereotype of a law that admires the 'law'. The Tang Dynasty "Commercial Law" refers mainly to the law. Because, when it reached the Tang Dynasty, it was completely mature, and at that time, the most was spread. Also, the cost of the book was the greatest, and all the writing methods of the book reached the highest point. If you look at the way of writing that they wrote, you can see that they have already become stereotypes. 'Commercial law' is not a purpose but means and method of learning calligraphy. The 'commercial law' is intended to express the emotions well and to communicate the aesthetics and the mood of the artist. 'Commercial law' means a strict succession. Without a foundation of good succession, we can not express newness. Because, in order to show the newness, a stern rule must be guaranteed. The 'commercial law' is that not only is the calligrapher learning to take treasures, but also to be able to obtain the talent to be harvested.