Wei Liaoweng’s cursive script to mention the punishment

[Wei Liaoweng’s Cursive Script on the Punishment and Lifting]

The Punishment and Lifting Postscript, Song Dynasty, Wei Liaoweng’s Script, paper edition, album, 36.2 cm in length, 47.8 cm in width, 36.2 cm in length, 51.8 cm in width, cursive script, 27 lines of 323 characters
This collection seal has 25 seals, including “Zhen”, “Yuan”, “Lin seal”, “No harm”, “Bian Lingzhi identification”, “Shi Gu Tang calligraphy and painting seal”, “Sheng Guo literature”, “Yi An book”, “Shi Gu Tang”, “An Shi Yi Zhou calligraphy and painting seal”, “Chao Liao”, “Guan Nei Hou seal”, “Jiang Deliang collection seal”, “Jiang Qiu history”, etc. Prince Cheng and Cheng Xun framed the inscription
This post is a page of “The Book of Songs”, which is a letter for the mourning of Zhao Fan and Zhao Kui’s brothers. “Raising the sentence and lifting the sentence” refers to Zhao Fang (Yanzhi), the father of Zhao’s brothers, Zhao Fang, Hengshan native, Zhang Yan’s disciple, who once raised the sentence of Changping in the west of Beijing and transferred the judge, raised the sentence, and later became the Jinghu system envoy, who also knew Xiangyang. In the article, “Zhongxing Xunde’s home” refers to Zhao Fangyong’s achievements in fighting against the Jinbing and defending the west of Beijing. In the article, “the great filial piety and the wise Bozhong” is praised as Zhao Fan and Zhao Kui brothers. According to the Biography of Zhao Fan, the History of the Song Dynasty, “In the 14th year,… he and his younger brother Kui were given the authority to pacify the internal affairs of the company”. It can also be concluded that this post was made in the 14th year of Jiading (1221), when Wei Liaoweng was 44 years old
The calligraphy of the “Tiao Xing Tiu Tiu Tie” is very sophisticated, with smooth strokes, natural and natural strokes. It also contains the meaning of seal script, which makes the style of the calligraphy have an ancient and simple style
Records of Calligraphy and Painting by Wu Qizhen in the Qing Dynasty, Collection of Calligraphy and Painting by Bian Yongyu in Shigutang, Collection of Calligraphy and Painting by An Qi, Collection of Calligraphy and Painting by Li Zuoxian, and other books, and photocopy of Song People’s Book and Han by Cultural Relics Publishing House.

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