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Kang Sheng and Guo Moruo's calligraphy have always been at odds. Kang Sheng looked down on Guo Moruo and even said, "I can write better words with a stick. It's really annoying." Looking at these words, it's really heartbreaking. Why is Kang Sheng so arrogant? Many friends are puzzled. Kang Sheng also looked down on Guo Moruo's calligraphy. However, the two of them wrote a book together. Have you read it? I think you will be surprised when you see the collaborative painting of Guo Moruo and Kang Sheng. This painting was sold for 16 million. Who is better between the two of them? Let's appreciate the calligraphy of the two together.

There are two big characters of Guo Moruo, and a long preface written by Kang Sheng. Guo Moruo's signature is "建建". I think many people have seen it. These two characters are really good, very imposing, and have a good rhythm. Moreover, we can also see that Guo Moruo's calligraphy level is very high. However, some people are skeptical about the price of this painting, and even say "thanks to Kang Sheng." Kang Sheng's contribution is also part of it. What do you see at first glance?

This painting has Guo Moruo's two words "建建" and Kang Sheng's signature next to it. Not only are there many words, but they are also written in Kang Sheng's best cursive script. Obviously, Kang Sheng thought very highly of these two words. Judging from the handwriting and layout, he thought very highly of these two words. But what surprised us is that Kang Sheng didn't even think highly of Guo Moruo, so how could they cooperate? The cooperation between these two people set a record at the auction.

There has always been controversy over this matter. Many people think that the reason why "Dream of Red Mansions" was sold at such a high price was mostly because of Guo Moruo. Some people say that it was the credit of Kang Sheng, and some people say that it was the credit of both of them. May I ask, as a great writer, what do you think? Tell us.