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We all know that calligraphy is an important part of traditional Chinese culture. Therefore, scholars and writers of all ages are proud of their good calligraphy, otherwise it would be a lifelong regret. In fact, there are also many people in the entertainment industry who are proud of calligraphy, such as the famous comedian Chen Peisi.

Of course, this is just a hobby of Master Chen in his spare time, but he has his own unique understanding of this aspect. For example, his seal script, whether it is the use of ink, is very relaxed, very relaxed, very humorous, very personal, and very valuable.

After Lao Chen's "funny font" was released on the Internet, it quickly won praise from netizens. Many people think that Lao Chen's calligraphy is very special, his martial arts skills are also very good, he is very experienced, has a good sense of humor, and has great entertainment value. Not everyone can write such calligraphy. It can be said that "people are like people, and words are like people."

Some people also say that although Chen Peisi uses seal script most of the time, he does not write in the traditional way, but writes as he pleases, as if he is painting, making his handwriting unrecognizable, which confuses many calligraphers. This is why people often say: "Ordinary people can't understand Chen Peisi's words at all.

Chen Peisi's acting skills are definitely good in the modern entertainment industry, especially the works "Eating Noodles" and "Police and Thief" he worked with Zhu Shimao, which are all impressive works. I never thought that he could bring drama into the realm of calligraphy, and his words are humorous, making his calligraphy works interesting and admirable!

Some people may think that Chen Peisi's calligraphy is a mess without any rules, just like the scribbles on a book, or the handwriting of aliens. But we have to admit that although Chen's calligraphy is alien, even "Super Heavenly Book", his writing is very good, with flying dragons and phoenixes, and it doesn't seem like he is "writing for fun".