Yu Qian’s Xingshu Title Public Pagoda Praise Page

[Yu Qian’s Running Script Title Public Zhongta Tu Praise Page]

Title Public Zhongta Tu Praise Page, Ming, Yu Qian’s Book, paper, running script, 29 cm vertically and 61 cm horizontally
Interpretation:
Yu Yu was ordered to return to Beijing by the way of the sunset temple in the southeast of the capital. A monk, Pulang, produced the Gongzhong Pagoda left by his master, Zen Master Gu Zhuojun, and praised it. He asked for more questions. I can only learn from the master’s work, and Gai Yi is also the one who stands up to his will. The picture stands for the image, and the meaning has been embedded in the image; The words show the meaning, but the image does not come out of the meaning. It is also said that those who are through the same principle and include the three religions are willing to return to the truth because of their understanding of the Tao. It is not enough to say that those who are not sharp and sharp, and have a perfect understanding of nature and wisdom and have learned the essence of Buddha. Prang can treasure and hide it, and look at it day and night to seek its meaning, but there is nothing in the realm of truth. In addition to burning incense and praising it, this few words in the book are left behind
The fund is signed with “Yu Qianshu, the minister of the military department of Yin Bing, who is the doctor of Zhengyi”. Seal “Xinchou Jinshi”, “Shaosima Zhang” and “Jie’an”. The collection is printed with “Yizhou Appreciation”, “Wu Yuanhui Li Quanfu’s Book Review and Painting Seal”, “Pan Hou”, “Gu Song’s Seal”, “Zhang Cong’s Jade Collection”, etc., totaling 13 parties
This work was written by Yu Qian at the request of Pulang, a monk of Beijing Xizhao Temple, for the “Gongzhong Pagoda and Praise”, which was left by his master, Zen Master Gu Zhuojun. At that time, it was the 13th year of orthodoxy (1448). At the age of 51, Yu Qian was called into the left attendant of the Beijing Military Department. This book imitates Zhao Mengfu’s style. The strokes are round, broad and vigorous, and it has a strong and clear air.