Xu Youzhen’s postscript

[Xu Youzhen’s running script, Farewell Postscript]

Farewell Postscript, Ming Dynasty, Xu Youzhen’s book, paper edition, album, running script, 26.6 cm in length, 40.1 cm in width, 22 lines, 229 words
Interpretation:
Youzhen will worship again, and know that the Shogunate of Xianxinqi, the capital of Andu, is the same as each other. It is said that the height of the word, the depth of its purpose and the depth of its friendship should not be increased. My younger brother is so clumsy that he can call me Chong Er. In addition to playing, it only adds shame and feeling. When the jade and snow came back, and the paper filled the military list, it showed that the strategy of setting up the army was sincere enough for the country to rely on, and it was comforting to make friends and wish in the countryside. It is a pleasure to write with two pieces of paper at the end of the paper. Then take a few steps to chat for the public. Smile and don’t be generous
“The government has opened a new system of Baiman, and the Shenyan order is far from safe. The rumours in the army spread well. There is one Korean in the two provinces
The rainbow is falling from one side to the other, and you will think of yourself again for every reason. Look to the south by the height, and you can’t see the blue clouds. One day after the Dragon Boat Festival, I will pay my respects again
This seal is sealed by “Gu Song”, “Xi”, “Zeng” and “Taoist Anshan”
This post is a letter written by Xu Youzhen to “Zhi’an Duxian” and has seven unique two pieces. Note: “Zhi’an Duxian” is Han Yong, who was in charge of the military affairs of Guangdong and Guangxi at the beginning of Chenghua, and shocked the southern Xinjiang with the purpose of suppressing the Yao and Tong tribes. Youzhen’s post is related to this historical fact, so it has certain historical value. The writing time was in the early stage of Chenghua, and Youzhen was about 58 years old or later. The pen and ink are elegant, elegant and dangerous, with the characteristics of elegance and vigor
Gu Fu’s “Life is Magnificent” description.