Will Wang Xizhi and Wang Xianzhi be mistaken for brothers in Wei and Jin Dynasties?

I think it is still possible to be misunderstood. After all, who knew so much from the beginning? When I first heard these two names when I was a child, I thought they were two brothers. Who hasn't been naive yet

But they're really not brothers. As we all know, Wang Xizhi is a famous great calligrapher. Wang Xizhi was a calligrapher in the Eastern Jin Dynasty and was called a calligrapher. Wang Kuang's second son, Wang Xizhi, had to mention Preface to Lanting when talking about Wang Xizhi. Coincidentally, Wang Xizhi, who was in excellent condition at that time, wrote Preface to Lanting Collection. It is said that he will never write the second part of Preface to Lanting Collection. Wang Xizhi's attainments in calligraphy are extremely high. He likes calligraphy since he was a child and has been practicing calligraphy since he was a child.

According to relevant records, Wang Xianzhi Amethyst is the seventh son of Wang Xizhi, nicknamed "official slave". He is a minor celebrity, superior and uninhibited. Although he lives at home all day, he is not lazy in appearance and manners, and his talent and tolerance surpass those of his contemporaries. He once visited Xie An with his brother and Wang. The two brothers talked more about worldly affairs, and Wang Xianzhi just casually said a few words of greeting. After leaving home, the guests asked Xie An about the advantages and disadvantages of the Wang brothers. Xie An said, "The smallest one is the best." When the guest asked why, Xie An replied: "An outstanding person seldom talks, because he doesn't talk much, so he knows that he is extraordinary." Later, I married a daughter who was respectable.

Both Wang Xianzhi and Wang Xizhi have made great achievements in calligraphy, and their names are so similar. It's really easy to get confused for people who haven't heard or only know that Wang Xizhi first heard Wang Xianzhi's name. They thought they were brothers, but they were actually father and son.