Founder Wei Stele Simplified

Introduction to Fangzheng Weibei simplified font:

The Wei Stele is a calligraphy work of stele inscriptions from the Southern and Northern Dynasties. The existing calligraphy styles of Wei stele are all in regular script, so these regular script stele inscriptions are sometimes called "Wei Kai". The Wei Stele was originally also called the Northern Stele. Among the successive dynasties in the Northern Dynasties, the Northern Wei Dynasty had the longest history. Later, "Wei Stele" was used to refer to the stele calligraphy works of the entire Northern Dynasty, including the Eastern Wei, Western Wei, Northern Qi and Northern Zhou. These inscriptions mainly exist in the form of "stone tablets", "epitaphs", "cliffs" and "statues". The structure is flat, square and sparse, tight on the inside and loose on the outside, with many official meanings. Although this epitaph is a formal book, its writing style is informal, restrained, and naturally elegant. The brushwork uses both center and side strokes, and uses both square and round strokes to achieve a balance between hardness and softness. The vivid and elegant style can be called the masterpiece of Northern Wei calligraphy.