"Book History Society" records: "Hui Zong's cursive script is an authentic book with vigorous and free brushwork. He is a beginner in learning discipline, changing his statutes and his font size is fine. " In other words, the name of the thin gold body was also obtained by Evonne himself. Some people think that Zhao Ji used these two words to describe his unique calligraphy, which originated from the popular wrong gold craft in the pre-Qin period.
At that time, the process of embedding gold and silver silk pieces on the surface of bronzes was often used to express words. In addition, Xue Ji, which was first imitated by Evonne, is also famous for its thinness. Although the lines are thin and angular, it is difficult to hide the writer's understanding of calligraphy under seemingly simple circumstances.
One of his small words is like a crystal pearl in the history of calligraphy, which is not dull after thousands of years and still shines in every word. You may not believe it, but this small print was written when Zhao Ji was 23 years old. Between the lines, he also revealed the feeling of being young and frivolous. The predecessors said that "calligraphy hides the front", but he didn't. This is young Evonne.
This thinness was taboo for the ancients, but Hui Zong insisted on it. At this time, the advantage of "sideline is emperor" is reflected. One day, Hui Zong let Prime Minister Li Gang appreciate his "thin gold body", and Li Gang bluntly said that the font was too thin. However, Song Huizong said, "I created a new font called fine gold. If it is implemented nationwide, it will save a lot of ink in one year. How's it going? I am a wise man! "