Xie Xiaoxian walked up to Wang Yan, almost brimming with admiration on her face. She looked up at Wang Yan with a respectful expression, resembling a student facing a teacher.
Xie Xiaoxian's expression of reverence was not at all excessive.
Zhang Xu was a calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty, known for his bold personality and love of drinking, precisely one of the Eight Immortals of Wine of the Tang Dynasty. Zhang Xu's calligraphy was wild cursive, and he particularly loved to write after drinking, so his characters were even wilder, earning him the title of the Saint of Cursive, meaning the saint of cursive script.
The "Four Ancient Poems" was one of Zhang Xu's representative works, Xie Xiaoxian's favorite calligraphy, usually hung in her office, **** for viewing.
Although many people visited Xie Xiaoxian's office, few could recognize the "Four Ancient Poems." Because the writing was too cursive, many didn't consider it to be writing at all.
