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Calligraphy master Wang Xizhi once said: "Dots, dots, dots, all are meanings." It means that you should place your emotions on your knowledge, release your emotions into your feelings, so that your every stroke will reveal your own interest. This is a bit difficult if you are not a calligraphy student. However, after reading several calligraphy works by the famous Kuomintang general and anti-Japanese general Fu Zuoyi, you will find that although General Fu Zuoyi is not a great calligrapher, his calligraphy skills can be compared with calligraphy.

General Fu Zuoyi was born in Shanxi in 1895 and died in 1974 at the age of 80. During the arduous Anti-Japanese War, General Fu fought bravely and made outstanding contributions to the country. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he served as a member of the Central People's Government and Vice Chairman of the Fourth National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. For a long period of time, he made outstanding contributions to the water conservancy construction of New China.

In terms of calligraphy, General Fu is proficient in various styles, especially regular script and regular script. Many people say that writing should be done in a methodical way. General Fu Zuoyi's attainments in calligraphy not only have the skills of stele, but also can integrate the ancient and modern times, with exquisite skills and personal style. For example, the two words "慎独" (careful and alone) he wrote below are not ordinary calligraphy, which not only shows a profound foundation, but also full of spirituality.

Some people say that General Fu Zuoyi's calligraphy is an art from tradition, integrating the essence of ancient times. His brushwork is very good and methodical. Almost every stroke is well written, and every word is very accurate and powerful, giving people a very comfortable feeling. Moreover, his calligraphy is also very experienced. In the arrangement of strokes, there is a unique style that can show the relationship between front and back, up and down, left and right.

Simply put, Fu Zuoyi was not only a scholar and a general, but also a great calligrapher. His calligraphy often gives people a strong and refreshing feeling. Although there are not many works left by him, it is certain that some people now seem to be "highly productive", but their works are very poor, and they are far behind General Fu Zuoyi.