Everyone present is basically involved in calligraphy. Even if they are not calligraphers, they are collectors who love the techniques. Naturally, their vision is not comparable to that of ordinary people.

But even though they were used to seeing the handwriting of famous artists, they were still a little stunned when they saw Tang Muyang's calligraphy.

The characters in this painting are like being lifted up by the wind, like a bird of prey taking flight, like a solitary pine on a snowy mountain range or dangerous rocks on a glacier.

Where the brush is gentle, it is as quiet as a virgin; where the brush is sharp, it is as powerful as a dragon.

It contains the essence of famous artists of all ages and has original subtleties.

This simple word actually made everyone break out in cold sweat.

Good words!

Especially when compared with another work, it looks even more wonderful.

I don't know whether this "Mr. Mu Yang" did it intentionally or unintentionally. Instead of choosing another paper, he wrote next to Mr. Feng Zao's calligraphy.

If you just take out Liao Yousan's calligraphy painting, it can be considered a masterpiece, but now compared with Tang Muyang's painting, it seems a bit shabby.

As the old saying goes, there is no first in literature and no second in military power.

The general idea is that it is easy to determine the winner in a martial arts competition, but there is no way to determine the winner or loser in a martial arts competition.

Because each flower attracts different eyes, you think "A Dream of Red Mansions" is good-looking, but I think "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is better-looking.

Of course, this is for works with similar strengths. If the difference in strength between the two is too big, it will still be easy to determine the winner.

Now compared with Tang Muyang's painting, Liao Yousan's painting is like a primary school student's "dog crawling body".

Only when everyone finally recovered from the words did they notice the content of the poem.

This poem was written by a poet in the Qing Dynasty. If interpreted on the spot, the general idea is that people like Liao Yousan look down on others who rely on speculation to make profits, while at the same time they are trying to gain fame and fame by attending various high-end banquets.

The mouth says no, but the body is very honest!

Liao Yousan just wrote a poem to scold him, and now he is responding with poems, which is not inferior at all.

Coupled with the bonus of calligraphy, anyone who is not blind can see who wins and who loses in this competition.

Liao Yousan's cheeks twitched crazily at this time, and he was a little dazed.

Although he had heard many people talk about this newly rising calligraphy star, he never took them seriously.

No matter how strong a newcomer is, how strong can he be? Isn't his fame just based on hype?

But now that he saw Tang Muyang's work, he realized that he was totally wrong.

Based on the opponent's handwriting, let alone him, even Lou Qingyu may not be able to win much.

Many people present saw that Mr. Feng Zao's face turned pale, and they all opened their mouths to persuade Tang Muyang.

"Mr. Feng Zao was joking with Mr. Mu Yang just now. He was just happy when he saw the junior."

"Yes, yes, everyone is here just for fun and excitement. You don't have to take things like winning or losing seriously."

"I think in this competition, the two of them are evenly matched, and both deserve to be called masters of calligraphy. What do you think?"

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Everyone nodded in agreement and began to make peace. Then they all turned their attention to Tang Muyang, wanting to hear what he had to say.

Tang Muyang didn't pay attention to this competition at all, but Liao Yousan's constant provocation made him a little annoyed, so he took action to teach him a lesson.

Seeing that everyone was interceding on his behalf, he turned to look at Liao Yousan, "What does Mr. Feng Zao mean?"

He did not express his attitude, but gave the ball to the opponent.

Liao Yousan's face turned blue and white, and he seemed to be riding a tiger that was hard to get off.

If he was willing to admit defeat, it would mean that he would quit the calligraphy world, and the business he had been running for most of his life would come to an end. But to say a draw in front of so many people would make him look shameless.

The best solution now is of course for Tang Muyang to say the word "draw" himself.

In this way, big things can be reduced to small matters, and at the same time, there is no need to embarrass him.

But this little bastard actually kicked the ball to him, obviously not wanting him to go down this level properly.

Just when Liao Yousan was in a dilemma, he heard a slightly immature voice coming into the hall, "In this competition, Mr. Mu Yang is obviously better."

Everyone looked back one after another, their expressions suddenly solemn.

The first person to walk into the hall was Kong Xuan, the young genius from the calligraphy competition.

The person who came in behind him was Lou Qingyu, a master with supreme prestige in the calligraphy world.

The words just now came from Kong Xuan’s mouth.

Lou Qingyu, who was following him, had a helpless smile on his face.

If it were his original intention, he wouldn't be too lazy to get involved in this kind of thing, but his proud disciple was outspoken and outspoken, which muddied the waters that were originally calm.

Everyone present saw Lou Qingyu and stepped forward to say hello.

Liao Yousan was the only one in the audience who looked a little ugly.

He was still thinking about how to get out of the way, but Kong Xuan completely stopped thinking about it with one sentence.

Naturally, he would not blame a child for his anger, he just felt that this was what Lou Qingyu taught him.

Kong Xuan didn't see Liao Yousan's face, so he took his master's hand and walked to the table, "Master, please comment on which painting is the best."

Lou Qingyu could only cast his eyes on the words, and then his eyes tightened.

Then, he turned to look at Tang Muyang, with a hint of shock, a hint of appreciation, and even a hint of worry in his eyes.

Everyone present looked at Lou Qingyu, wanting to hear his comments.

They didn't want to tell which calligraphy was better, because this was already a lice on the monk's head, it was obvious.

They just wanted to see Lou Qingyu's attitude.

As we all know, Lou Qingyu and Liao Yousan have some problems with each other, and now that Liao Yousan's fate is in his hands, people are naturally curious.

Lou Qingyu slowly withdrew his gaze, with a faint smile on his face, "Actually, I really want to say that these two words are evenly matched..."

When everyone heard this, they all showed disappointment.

It seems that Master Lou is also very tactful and doesn't want to offend anyone.

But then, I heard Lou Qingyu continue to say: "But I can't open my eyes and tell lies. If I were to judge, Mr. Mu Yang's calligraphy will be more than twice as good in terms of skill and artistic conception."

After he finished speaking, the scene suddenly became quiet.

Everyone had a strange look on their face.

As soon as Lou Qingyu said these words, he undoubtedly put Liao Yousan on the barbecue grill.

What he said just now, "Whoever loses will quit the calligraphy world" was said by him himself.

If I break my promise now, even if I continue to stay in the calligraphy world, I'm afraid I will become the laughing stock of others.

Liao Yousan's face was extremely gloomy. After a while, he laughed sadly and said, "I can't believe that I, Liao Yousan, ended up like this in order to help clean up the calligraphy community. It's really sad."

Some people at the scene felt sad after hearing his words.

Although he made the bet first and lost the game, there is no denying this. But it seems that he really couldn’t stand the hype behavior of "Mr. Mu Yang". Speaking of which, it can be regarded as for the calligraphy community.

Well, it would be a bit too cruel to be forced to close the book like this.

Just when everyone wanted to intercede for him, Kong Xuan suddenly chuckled, "Are you really thinking about the calligraphy world?"
Chapter completed!