Preface to the Lanting Pavilion in the Ming Dynasty

[Preface of Ming Tuo Lanting]

Preface of Ming Tuo Lanting, brocade face, digging and mounting, butterfly decoration. Three open. The half-width of the ink paper is 24.5 cm vertically and 11.9 cm horizontally
This extension is one of the five “Ming Tuolan Pavilion” collections in the Forbidden City. On the cover, Yi Nian once inscribed “Five kinds of old Tuo, four kinds of old books, a collection of old relics in the early days of the country, the collection of Xiaoshi in Yushan, and the calligraphy of Yi Nian once in Tingzhou”
It is the twenty-eight lines of Ben Lanting’s narrative, all of which are intact. The last word of the first line is complete, which shows that there is no system. The original character was altered by the person who intentionally reserved the book before writing, so it can be seen that the beginning of the word “because” was the error of the copying of the word “outside”, and the word “Xiang Zhi” was originally written as “today”. Zhang Yunzhang wrote three paragraphs in his postscript. He believed that there are figures in this book that are specific to martial arts, as well as all kinds of saints, which is the uniqueness of this book. Seal “Qingyun Enterprise”


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