Get exactly the right score. But the written words look ok in the plain, and they are lost when hung up. After much deliberation, he found that the problem lies in the "structure" of words.

Generally speaking, people learn calligraphy by writing "Jiugongge" or "Mi Zige" and dividing a square into several equal parts. Qi Gong found that the problem lies in this "equal score". The reason is very simple, because the "center of gravity" of each word is not necessarily in the "center", so we can't divide each word into three parts of a pattern. So he adopted a more in line with the font structure of the division method, which is his first "535" inequality. This glyph has a large up, down, left and right component and a small middle component, instead of "nine divisions" like "nine squares". "535" asymmetrical structure font is his original "regular script" calligraphy.