Zhang Bi’s cursive book Butterfly Loves Flowers

[Zhang Bi’s cursive script Butterfly Loves Flowers Axis]

Butterfly Loves Flowers Axis, Ming Dynasty, Zhang Bi’s script, paper version, cursive script, 148 cm vertically and 59.4 cm horizontally
Explanation:
The clock sends the rooster at dusk. When is the time of the world. There are more people in busy places than in idle places. How many people can know when you are idle. People who have been worried for thousands of years are old, and the spring is still full of fragrant grass. There is no cloud in the small building alone, and the sky is a little small. What do you think of an inverted sentence in this ancient book, Donghai Weng
The seal of “Zhang Bi” appears under the section
This axis is a poem written by Zhang Bishu and recorded by Wang Shen of the Song Dynasty, “The Butterfly Loves Flowers”. There are inverted sentences in the word order. The original words are: “The clock sends the evening chicken to announce the dawn. The dawn hastens the dawn, and when the world is going to end. There are thousands of regrets about people’s old age, and the spring is still full of fragrant grass. There are many people in the busy place, and there are few leisure places. Several people know the time in the idle place. Only the tall buildings are misty, and the mountains are a little small in the horizon.” (Editor’s note)
Zhang Bi’s wild cursive script is like Zhang Xu and Huai Su. It is magnificent, vigorous, and elegant. This axis is the book of the author in his later years. The pen moves rapidly and is well-arranged. It is full of changes when you press it. The whole article is like a storm. Wang Ao commented on his book: “It is as fast as the wind and rain, as stiff as a dragon and snake, as sharp as a falling stone, as thin as a withered vine, and as strange as the ups and downs.”