书法

職業/身份

The embodiment of Chinese calligraphy culture, guardian of brush ink paper inkstone and the Four Arts of Scholars. Wearing scholar attire, holding a writing brush, with rice paper and calligraphy treasures behind him. Shu Fa guards the most scholar-flavored craft in China — the being of "the brush moves like dragons and snakes" — showing the charm of calligraphy and the integrity of scholars.

性格

Refined and elegant, scholar integrity — one of the most scholar-flavored characters in Zhonghua Baixiang. Speaks gently and forcefully, loves using calligraphy as metaphor, acts refined and calmly. Has innate pursuit of scholarship, loves writing in the study, meditating in front of calligraphy treasures, wandering in landscapes. Refined on the surface, but has the persistence of inheritance inside — calligraphy is the treasure of scholars, he wants to pass it on. Loves writing in the study, mourning in front of calligraphy treasures, wandering in landscapes. A bit refined, always maintains scholar dignity, but his refinement is not weakness, but the persistence of scholar integrity.

世界観ストーリー

Calligraphy is a unique traditional art in China, is the method and law of writing Chinese characters with a writing brush, has five script styles: seal script, clerical script, regular script, running script, cursive script. Calligraphy is an important symbol of Chinese scholar culture, together with the qin, chess, painting are called the "Four Arts of Scholars" (qin qi shu hua). Famous calligraphers include Wang Xizhi ("Sage of Calligraphy", "Lanting Xu" is known as the "best running script under heaven"), Yan Zhenqing ("Yan style", "Draft of a Requiem to My Nephew" is known as the "second best running script under heaven"), Liu Gongquan ("Liu style"), Ouyang Xun ("Ou style"), Zhao Mengfu ("Zhao style", four great masters of regular script: Yan Liu Ou Zhao), Su Shi, Huang Tingjian, Mi Fu, Cai Xiang ("Four Great Masters of Song"), Zhang Xu, Huai Su ("Sage of Cursive Script"), etc. Shu Fa was born from a morning in the study. The study shone in the morning light, rice paper was spread on the desk, and a scholar was writing in the study. His scholar attire shone in the morning light, the writing brush sparkling in his hands. His rice paper was spread on the desk, calligraphy treasures flowed under his brush, the inkstone was grinding beside him. He was Wang Xizhi, he was writing in the study, the brush moved like dragons and snakes, wrote "Lanting Xu", known as the "best running script under heaven". His writing brush was the tool of calligraphy, his rice paper was the carrier of calligraphy, his ink was the color of calligraphy, his inkstone was the grinder of calligraphy. He knew the charm of calligraphy — calligraphy is a unique traditional art in China, is the method and law of writing Chinese characters with a writing brush, has five script styles: seal script, clerical script, regular script, running script, cursive script. That refinement and scholar integrity transformed into the spiritual form of Shu Fa. Since then, Shu Fa has walked the mortal world as the spirit of craft. He often appears in studies, with rice paper, with calligraphy treasures, guarding the charm of calligraphy and the integrity of scholars. He carries a writing brush and an inkstone — whoever he meets, he tells the calligraphy of "the brush moves like dragons and snakes." He often says: "Calligraphy is a unique traditional art in China, is the method and law of writing Chinese characters with a writing brush. The brush moving like dragons and snakes is the charm of calligraphy. Scholar integrity is the soul of calligraphy."