Lu You’s cursive script is reminiscent of Chengdu’s ten rhymes

[Lu You’s running cursive script Huai Chengdu’s Ten Rhymes Volume]

Huai Chengdu’s Ten Rhymes Volume, Southern Song Dynasty, Lu You’s script, paper version, running cursive script, 34.6 cm vertically and 82.4 cm horizontally
Explanatory notes:
Fifty years of free rein is still a dream of prosperity in Jincheng. The bamboo leaves and spring mash are green jade pots, and the peach flowers and horses are controlled by green silk. There are many friends in the southern city of cockfighting, and pheasants are often hit in the western suburbs. The brave man has a green taped eagle on his arm, and the beautiful woman has a golden clay phoenix painted on her robe. The rafter candle knows the night’s leakage, and the ferret doesn’t care about the morning frost. A branch of red crabapple returns, and a few pistils are fragrant. The Drunkard Poetry Club is busy every day and night, and the sun and moon rush to deliver guests. The floating world is old enough to frighten people. What’s the use of a false name laughing at yourself now. When I came back, everything was empty in the mountain house, and I listened to the wine jar in the bed. The north window is full of wind and rain, and the old tour is about to be deserted. Brother San’an wrote this article in order to focus on it. Swim
This volume is a seven-character ancient poem written by Lu You for his friend in his late years. It describes the author’s life in Chengdu when he was about 50 years old. The style is bold and unconstrained, and the style of the book is thin and hard. It can be said that the words are beautiful
There are Ming Lu Ban, Xie Duo, Cheng Minzheng, Wang Ao, Zhou Jing, Yang Xungu, Shen Zhou’s postscript on the back page. The seal in the volume contains the seals of Qianlong, Jiaqing and Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty and the original museum “, the authentic works of Shangqiu and Song Luo”, “the later seal of Chen Zong”, “Zi Wan”, “True Appreciation” and other seal collections. It is recorded in “Encyclopedia of Zhuang Yu” and “Treasure Collection of Shiqu”.