In Moxiangzhai in Qingxi Town, Su Qingyan always held Langhao's hand with a bit of hesitation - he had practiced calligraphy for fifteen years, but it had form but no spirit. It happened that his mother's old illness relapsed, and he couldn't breathe due to the two taels of medicine he spent. The shopkeeper of the grain store offered him the job of accounting, with the condition that he "never touch a pen." Looking at the old inkstone left by his father, he finally threw down the letter of appointment.
The carpenter Lao Shen squatted on the threshold of Moxiangzhai and knocked on the wooden sign: "The words should be touched by fireworks, not trapped in the inkstone." Su Qingyan suddenly realized that he went to the stone bridge with pen and ink to practice calligraphy, rubbing the scent of dried radish in the morning mist, the heat of Grandma Zhou's tea stove, and the golden waves of the rice fields into the tip of his pen. Gu Yun, a traveling scholar, passed by and saw the soul of Qingxi hidden in his words. He was shocked and urged him to compile it into "Qingxi Xiaoji".
The book quietly became popular in the small town. On the day when the medicine money was collected, Gu Yun went to Beijing to take the exam and gave him a wolf hair: "Your calligraphy should be seen in the world." A few months later, a letter from the capital arrived in his hand. The head of the painting academy personally invited him to participate in the exhibition.
Su Qingyan held the banknote, her fingertips touched the word "peace" affixed to the baggage by the children, and suddenly understood what Lao Shen said. He refused the banknote, resigned from his position as editor of the Academy of Art, and returned to Qingxi with the wolf hair. Under the Moxiang Pavilion, the mother rocked the bamboo chair, and the children practiced calligraphy around the stone table. The fragrance of Grandma Zhou's herbal tea spread across the stream. He opened new ink and wrote the four characters "A piece of paper with clear joy" - the brushstrokes contained the tallness of the capital and the fireworks of Qingxi.
Purpose: Using the inheritance of calligraphy as a carrier to explore the "symbiosis of art and fireworks" - the true original intention is not to stick to the lofty ideals, but to let the pen and ink take root in life; the so-called happiness is to keep the authenticity before the temptation of fame and find warmth in ordinary daily life