Liu Gongquan's most famous work, the Mysterious Tower Stele

One of Liu Gongquan's representative works in regular script was 'Mysterious Secret Pagoda Stele'. This was an inscription from the Tang Dynasty, written by Pei Xiu and written by Liu Gongquan. 'Mysterious Secret Pagoda Stele' was a model of Liu Gongquan's regular script style and was considered a milestone in his calligraphy career. The inscription had a total of 28 lines, 54 words per line, recording the life story of the Tang Dynasty monk Dada Master Duanfu. When Liu Gongquan was writing the Mysterious Secret Pagoda Stele, his strokes were strong and smooth, round and thick, sharp, firm and open, stable and vivid, showing a graceful, vigorous and fresh atmosphere. The font of the Mysterious Secret Pagoda Stele was correct, and the writing style was meticulous. It was especially suitable for beginners to copy regular script and had extremely high calligraphy value.

Liu Gongquan's most famous work was the Mysterious Secret Pagoda Stele. This was one of his most famous works in regular script, and it was also a masterpiece in the history of Chinese calligraphy. The inscription was inscribed in the 12th year of Zhenguan of Tang Dynasty (636). The content of the inscription was the Buddhist scriptures brought back by Master Xuanzang from India. Liu Gongquan displayed his outstanding calligraphy skills in this work. His strokes were correct and his structure was rigorous. The artistic characteristics of the Mysterious Tower Stele were its upright strokes and rigorous structure. Every word was very upright, and the structure of the whole work was very harmonious and unified.

Liu Gongquan's most famous work was the Mysterious Secret Pagoda Stele.

Liu Gongquan's Mysterious Secret Pagoda was one of Liu Gongquan's representative works, and it was also a good model for learning regular script. Its calligraphy value was very high. The font was correct and the strokes were precise. It was especially suitable for beginners to copy regular script. Liu Gongquan's handwriting was introverted and open-minded. His handwriting was tight and strong, and his strokes were strong and clean. "Mysterious Secret Tower Stele" was written by Liu Gongquan at the age of 64. The calligraphy style was straight and slender, the pen strength was straight and vigorous, and the lines flowed through. There was no slack in the whole stele. It had been copied by generations and passed down for more than a thousand years. It was still a necessary inscription for studying and studying Chinese calligraphy. Liu Gongquan's calligraphy style was vigorous and vigorous, and it was known as the classic regular script.

Liu Gongquan's most famous works included the Mysterious Tower Stele, the Diamond Sutra Stone Carving, the Stele of the Shence Army, the Stele of Li Sheng, and the Stele of Fu Lin.

Liu Gongquan's famous masterpieces included the Diamond Sutra Stone Engraving, the Mysterious Tower Stele, the Feng Su Stele, and the God's Will Army Stele.

Liu Gongquan's main representative works were the Mysterious Secret Tower Stele, the Divine War Stele, the Diamond Sutra Stone Carving, the Stele of Li Sheng, the Stele of Fu Lin, the Mysterious Secret Tower Stele of Master Dada, and the Stele of Feng Su.

Liu Gongquan's outstanding works included the Mysterious Secret Tower Stele, the Diamond Sutra Stone Carving, the Shence Army Stele, and the Feng Su Stele. These works represented his style and accomplishments in regular script and cursive script. 'Mysterious Secret Pagoda Stele' was one of his most famous works, and it was also a masterpiece in the history of Chinese calligraphy.

Liu Gongquan's representative works include Diamond Sutra Stone Carving, Mysterious Tower Stele, Feng Su Stele, Shence Army Stele, Fu Shen Tie, Sixteen Days Tie, Shushe Tie, etc.

Liu Gongquan's works included 'Mysterious Tower Stele,''Diamond Sutra Stone Carving,''Divine War Stele,''Feng Su Stele,' and so on. These works represented his style and attainments in regular script and cursive. 'Mysterious Secret Pagoda Stele' was one of his most famous works, and it was also a masterpiece in the history of Chinese calligraphy. This work was engraved in the 12th year of Zhenguan of Tang Dynasty (636). The inscription was a Buddhist scripture brought back from India by Master Xuanzang. Liu Gongquan displayed his outstanding calligraphy skills and unique style in this work. In addition, his cursive works such as Fu Shen, 16 Days, and Shame on the Post were also highly respected. All in all, Liu Gongquan's works had an important position and influence in the history of Chinese calligraphy.