国学是开放时代对传统文化的一种无奈的称谓,中国书法则是精通国学者的艺术。从历史上看,书法向来被当作读书人之余事。所谓余事者,业余之事也。书法本是一种书写活动,抄写诗文,传播文本,了无情趣。但书法一旦被传统文人作为读书之余的一种自娱、娱人的方式,文字便神奇地演化为一种艺术。对读书人来说,写字常见到人必为,日日必为,书法便成为文人必备的修养。在这个意义上讲,我们也可以反过来理解,读书是书法家的正业,是书法修养的前提修养,因而文人性便成为书法艺术的最大特征。所谓国学,便是传统的中国学术,涉及哲学、史学、考古学、文学、语言学、科学、社会学、政治经济学等等十余项。而一般传统文人所具体涉及的学问则主要指经、史、子、集四大部分,这部分以哲学、文学、史学为主,因而,通常意义的国学知识便是我们常说的文史知识。历史上,书法是学习与研究国学的工具,或者说是国学成果的载体。其工具性决定了书法本身的实用性,也决定了书法本身社会价值的边缘性。但 Guoxue is a helpless title to traditional culture in the opening era, while Chinese calligraphy is a master of Chinese scholars. Historically, calligraphy has always been regarded as a scholar of the remainder. The so-called I, amateur thing too. Calligraphy This is a writing activity, copying poetry, spread the text, a ruthless. However, once the calligraphy was used by the traditional literati as a means of entertaining and entertaining while studying, the texts magically evolved into an art. For the scholar, it is common for people to write, day after day, and calligraphy has become an indispensable accomplishment of the literati. In this sense, we can also understand that reading is the real work of a calligrapher and a prerequisite for the cultivation of calligraphy. As a result, literati becomes the most prominent feature of calligraphy. The so-called Chinese learning is the traditional Chinese academic, involving more than ten items of philosophy, history, archeology, literature, linguistics, science, sociology, political economy and so on. However, the general knowledge of traditional literati mainly refers to the four major parts of the history, the son, and the set. This part is mainly based on philosophy, literature and history. Therefore, the commonly-used Sinology knowledge is what we often say about the history of literature and history. Historically, calligraphy was a tool to study and study Sinology, or a carrier of Sinology’s achievements. Its instrumentalities determine the practicality of calligraphy itself, but also determine the marginalization of the social value of calligraphy itself. but