Song Xuan’s cursive script replies

[Song Dynasty Cursive Script Respective Replica Page]

Respective Replica Page, Ming Dynasty, Song Dynasty Cursive Script, paper edition, album, 26.7cm vertical, 52.8cm horizontal, cursive script, 15 lines, 107 words
Explanatory note:
In a few days, I will feel ugly, and I don’t know when to see my ears. Yesterday, I will ask my uncle Gao to return, and I will take comfort in the respect of Hou Nafu. “Qianxi Waiji” is expected to be given back to the person who gave it. Fortunately, it is not submerged, for fear of loss and hard to find. When did the Curse of Chu originate? The pleasure of traveling five catharsis is very strong. I don’t know when it will end? Is there a definite number? ha-ha. The grass under the lamp can not be exhaustive, but it still has a face. April 3. Thank you for your reply
This note was once collected by Xiang Yuanbian, Bian Yongyu, Wang Wanglin, etc. in the Qing Dynasty, and there were 11 seals on it
The “Respective Reply”, also known as the “Farewell”, is a letter written by Song Lian to a friend. It mentions the contents of his father Song Lian’s “Qianxi Waiji” and “Curse Chu Wen Tie”, as well as the tourist attraction “Wuxie” in Zhuji County, Zhejiang Province. The letter is fluent and clear, with literary taste. The calligraphy of this post is elegant and elegant, with a cool look. The pen and body are modeled after Kangli Nao Nao, and the style of Junfang is more competitive. At the same time, it does not lose the classical and elegant artistic interest. In the Ming Dynasty, Li Dongyang once praised: “Zhong Heng’s cursive script changes in and out of the way, and it is not the same as those who stick to the same style. It is also the most powerful calligraphy.” Song Heng was killed in his prime, and the ink is very rare. “Jing Fu Tie” fully demonstrates his artistic talent.