Zhang, pictophonetic characters, from bow, long sound. Original intention: put the string on the bow. Some people also say that "Zhang" is an pictograph, which looks like a person who is ready to shoot. Shuo Wen Jie Zi: In contrast to Chi, the bowstring is also used.

Zhang, one of the surnames in China, is a typical multi-ethnic and multi-origin surname, ranking 24th among the hundred surnames in Song Dynasty. By 2007, Zhang's population ranked third in the country, accounting for 87.502 million, accounting for 6.83% of the total population. Zhang Can can be found almost everywhere around us.

Among the various ways to write the word "Zhang", Lu thinks cursive is the best. Here, we will share the word "Zhang" in cursive scripts of past dynasties as follows:

1, the official post bar of Wang Jinxi Zhiyuan.

2. After Wang Jinxian Zhi Goose returns.

Interpretation of techniques: Wang Xianzhi's words are left and right, left and right, left and right, small and big, which are very easy to recognize, but the last stroke has an amazing play, which makes the word "different" immediately. Wonderful!

3. Tang Huaisu's self-narrative post.

Interpretation of techniques: Huai Su is a cursive script, separated from the left and right, but echoing each other; The whole word is inclined and has dynamic beauty, and the final vertical position firmly imprisons the whole word in stability, showing superb skills.

4. Don Sun Guo Ting's books.

5. Zhang Xu writes.

6. Poems by Don Du Zhang Mu and Hao Hao.

Interpretation of techniques: Du Mu is a running script, which is suitable for modern people's aesthetic vision. The beauty lies in the handling of the density relationship, and the blank left in the upper right corner and the lower right corner is particularly ethereal, which is the cleverness of this word.

7. Fei Cao calligraphy post.

8. Misson Youren stopped his blessing.

9. Huangsongting Piedmont Post Station.

10, Deng Yuan Wen Yuan, urgent seal.

1 1, Yuan Chu Ci travels far.

12, Zhu Mingyun Ming wrote his own poems.

13, with a thousand words.

14, Qingfu Mengshan Haoran poem.

15, poems of Yin Mingtang.

16, Tudor presented Wen Jida's calligraphy axis.

17, modern qigong writing, from Huai Su's "Autobiographical Post" in the Tang Dynasty, basically the same.