Wang Xizhi is the author of the book when the snow is shining. It is said that he was a famous calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (i.e. the Tang Dynasty). He was born in an official family and was keen on poetry, music and calligraphy. His calligraphy attainments were very high and was highly respected by future generations. There are 4 lines and 28 characters in the full text of the post when the snow is fast and sunny, which is known as the '28 Li beads'. Who is the author of the quick snow and clear note? It is said that the quick snow and clear note was created by Wang Xizhi, a calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty (also known as the Tang Dynasty). It is now collected in the National Palace Museum in Taipei. There are 4 lines and 28 words in the full text of the post when the snow clears up. The main content is the author's happy questions to his relatives and friends when the snow clears up.
Compared with most of the calligraphy works with regular writing style, "quick snow and early sunshine paste" is more special. It is either line or regular script, full of unique rhythm, elegant writing style, safe and stable, and has a balanced beauty. It is known as "28 Li beads".
Born into an official family, Wang Xizhi is keen on poetry, music and calligraphy. He likes to travel around the mountains and rivers. He has great attainments in calligraphy. In particular, he likes to study the body posture, and integrate various strokes such as seal script and clerical script into the line and cursive style, so as to get a new body posture. Later generations call it "also gather the public Dharma, prepare a family and become a master for all ages".