Brief introduction of Ding Zaixian's bone carving method

Ding Zaixian, whose real name is Zhang Fu, 1952, is from yinan county. Famous scholar and calligrapher of Dongyi culture. Party member, a senior economist, is a researcher at the Party School. Researcher of Tourism Research Center of Shandong Academy of Social Sciences, visiting professor of Shandong Foreign Affairs Translation Vocational College, Shandong Tourism Vocational College and Weifang Institute of Science and Technology. He is currently the full-time vice president of Shandong Tourism Industry Association, vice president of China Tourism Future Research Association, vice president of China Confucius Calligraphers Association, deputy director of Leisure Village Committee of International Leisure Industry Association and vice president of Shandong Literature, History, Calligraphy and Painting Research Association.

Ding Zaixian's masterpiece:

Metric poetry, calligraphy and photography monograph "Landscape Flat"; Tourism etiquette (co-authored with Ding Lei); Popular Science in Tourism and Encyclopedia of Tourism "Encyclopedia of Tourism"; The monograph "Dongyi Culture and Interpretation of Shandong Bone Carvings" published by China Literature and History Publishing House (editor-in-chief: Ding Zaibin) is the first masterpiece in China that comprehensively discusses Dongyi culture as the source of Chinese culture, especially the decoding and interpretation of bone carvings is unprecedented, so it is called "epoch-making cultural masterpiece" by experts, scholars and the media.

abstract

Oracle Bone Inscriptions was discovered in Shandong, Chifeng and Guanzhong from the early 1950s to the early 20th century. Since 2004, it has been found in Changle, Shouguang, Zhangqiu and other places in Shandong Province. Some people, such as Hao and Xiao Guangde, think this is a group of bones with important value. Professor Fengjun Liu, a famous archaeologist, doctoral supervisor and director of the Institute of Fine Arts and Archaeology of Shandong University, found that this is a popular writing in Longshan culture period, which was 1000 years earlier than that of Oracle Bone Inscriptions, and named it "Oracle Bone Inscriptions".

At the end of 20 10, on the basis of Liu Jiaoshou's research, Ding Zaixian began to further decipher, study and demonstrate that the source and main producing area of Oracle Bone Inscriptions was in Shandong, and published the view that "Oracle Bone Inscriptions is the source of Chinese characters", which was recognized by many experts. By the end of June 20 13, 1 year, Ding Zaixian and his brother Ding Zaibin had decoded more than 340 Chinese characters and written them in five fonts: bone carving, Oracle Bone Inscriptions, bronze inscription, seal script and official script. Some words in Oracle bone inscriptions that have not been deciphered, interpreted incorrectly or inaccurately are explained one by one in the Interpretation of Dongyi Culture and Shandong Bone Carvings. Therefore, on March 3, 20 12, Shandong Academy of Social Sciences, Shandong Tourism Bureau and Shandong Literature, History, Painting and Calligraphy Research Association held a seminar for it, which was highly praised by experts and scholars attending the meeting. Xinhua News Agency, People's Daily, Economic Daily, Popular Daily, China Travel Daily, American Huaxing Daily, Cultural Monthly, Shandong TV Station, Xinhuanet, People's Daily, China Economic Net, Volkswagen Net, Shandong Net and other major websites have made long reports, and People's Daily, China Economic Net, Volkswagen Net and Shandong Net have specially set up columns on Dongyi Culture and Oracle Bone Inscriptions Studies for them, attracting worldwide attention. Because of Ding Zaixian's important achievements in studying Dongyi culture and systematically deciphering Oracle Bone Inscriptions, he is known as a famous Dongyi cultural scholar and the first person to decipher Oracle Bone Inscriptions.

Ding Zaixian loved poetry and calligraphy since childhood, and studied under Mr. Sun Yiqing, Ouyang Zhongshi, Jiang Weisong and Wei Qihou. His calligraphy art pursues "Two Kings" and "Mi Fei", likes to learn Han Li, and is especially good at cursive writing, creating an artistic style that represents his own rigorous and unrestrained characteristics. His calligraphy works have been collected by many units and friends at home and abroad, and have been included in the Dictionary of Contemporary China Calligraphy Celebrities edited by China Calligraphers Association and the Dictionary of Contemporary Shandong Calligraphers edited by Shandong Calligraphers Association. Ding Zaixian successfully deciphered Oracle Bone Inscriptions systematically, and then founded the unique art of Oracle Bone Inscriptions. The elegant and agile artistic style fully embodies the wisdom of Dongyi people in writing and their leading position in culture, so they are known as "the first person with Oracle inscriptions in China".

Attached are some works of Ding Zaixian's bone carving and document art.