Qiu Yuan’s Xingshu Poems

[Qiu Yuan Xingshu Self-written Poems Volume]

Self-written Poems Volume, Yuan, Qiu Yuanshu, paper, running script, 34.5 cm in length and 455.4 cm in width
(Commentary on the volume of Self written Poems); At the end of the volume, there are inscriptions by Shi Yan, Yu Xilu, Su Lin of the Yuan Dynasty, Wang Hong, Hu Yan, Hu Ji, Qu You of the Ming Dynasty, and Gong Xianglin and Weng Songnian of the Qing Dynasty. Seal the number of copies
“Wu Yin” is the third year of Jingyan in the Southern Song Dynasty (1278). Qiu Yuan was 32 years old
Self-written Poems, also known as Thirty-eight Rhythmic Poems, was written by Qiu Yuan to Sheng Yuanren. Yuan Ren, famous Biao, is as famous as Qiu Yuan in his poems. This poem is included in Volume VII of the Chronicle of Yuan Poems and Volume II A of the Anthology of Yuan Poems. The text is slightly different. The individual characters in the post are damaged, and the explanatory text is supplemented in “□” according to the Selected Poems of the Yuan Dynasty for reference
The binding is rigorous, the strokes are exquisite and vigorous, the posture is strong, and the frame structure is influenced by Ou (Yang Xun) and Zhao (Meng Jian), which makes the turning, implicate and pause with unique intention. This poem is the only full-length masterpiece of Qiu Yuan’s authentic works.