Chapter 252 The Theory of Artistic Conception
Pen and paper?!
The host's eyes lit up, and he immediately gestured to the staff member not far away.
This is a calligraphy competition area, so there's no shortage of pens and paper!
The calligraphy contestants present were all taken aback, and Lu Jixiao and others also had a slight change in expression.
Didn't you want to give a review?
Why would I suddenly decide to pick up a pen and start writing?
This host is a real jerk; he's just trying to make the show more entertaining by giving irresponsible advice!
They didn't need to think about Lin Rui's calligraphy; in the most eye-catching area of the gate, there was still a landscape painting by Lin Rui hanging.
Lu Jixiao looked worried. His concern was not whether Lin Rui would mess up his calligraphy performance on the spot, but rather that the artistic conception was not easy to explain, especially for those who were only half-baked or even didn't understand calligraphy at all.
Let's have fun, but don't go too far!
The viewers watching the live stream also became interested, especially Cangquan Zuoyi's die-hard fans, who simply did not believe that Lin Rui, who was of similar age and even looked younger than them, could write any good characters!
The writing brush, ink, paper, and inkstone, along with the desk, were quickly moved in front of Lin Rui.
Lin Rui seemingly picked up a piece of calligraphy at random, then casually took it down and placed it on the table.
A contestant not far away turned pale, and even Master Hongyuan looked at him strangely, because the calligraphy that Lin Rui had taken down was the work of a contestant from Floating Island.
"I will imitate this contestant's handwriting and write a piece that is exactly the same."
Lin Rui spoke as he wrote.
It wasn't that Lin Rui was deliberately targeting the contestant from Floating Island; it was just that the contestant happened to be writing in running script and happened to be the closest to him. That was all.
In less than three minutes, Lin Rui finished writing about a hundred words.
The camera quickly zoomed in on the calligraphy.
Meanwhile, viewers watching the live stream were stunned!
If it weren't for the fact that it was a live broadcast, and that they were certain that what was originally placed in front of Lin Rui was a blank sheet of paper without any writing, they would have almost thought that one of the two pieces of calligraphy was a photocopy!
At first glance, they look exactly the same!
The floating island contestant, who was also involved in the incident, stepped out of the crowd, looked incredulous, and came to the table. He picked up the two calligraphy scrolls and looked at them over and over again.
Finally, he put down the two calligraphy scrolls, his face full of shock, and stared blankly at Lin Rui.
Absolutely amazing!
Where did this deity come from?!
Not only can they imitate his handwriting, but the level of imitation is so high that it is difficult to distinguish the real from the fake!
What's even more frightening is that the whole process took less than three minutes!
How did he do that?!
The host was equally shocked, but he didn't forget his job and quickly asked, "Mr. Fusheng, could you explain your intention in imitating Mr. Hinata's calligraphy?"
"For the sake of comparison."
"The two calligraphy works look exactly the same on the surface, but their artistic conception is actually different."
Lin Rui pointed to the calligraphy by the contestant from the floating island and asked, "When you look at this calligraphy, do you focus on the beauty of the characters or the content they convey?"
On the screen, some people commented on the aesthetics, while others talked about the content.
In short, no consensus was reached.
To be precise, it is impossible to reach a consensus on this issue.
"The beauty of words can attract people to continue reading."
"The quality of the content can largely offset the lack of aesthetic appeal in the writing."
Facing the camera, Lin Rui smiled and said, "But whether it's aesthetics or content, they are only a small part of the artistic conception."
"Some people believe that the shape and momentum of characters represent artistic conception. This statement is valid, but it is too one-sided."
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