In the Qing Dynasty, Chu Suiliang copied the preface of the Orchid Pavilion in the Eight Pillars of Orchid Pavilion

[Qing Tuo “Lanting Eight Posts” Chu Suiliang copied the Lanting Preface]

Qing Tuo “Lanting Eight Posts” Chu Suiliang copied the Lanting Preface, wooden face. The black gold is refined and the carving is excellent. After folding, the half opening is 29.8 cm long and 17.3 cm horizontal
Chu Suiliang copied the “Preface to the Orchid Pavilion”, and the ink traced the stone. There is a Ming Dynasty Xiang Yuanbian inscription on the front of this post, “Chu imitates Wang Xizhi’s Lanting post”, and later generations have designated it as a copy of Chu Suiliang. According to expert research, it should be a copy of the Song Dynasty. There is an old line in front of this post, “Chu imitates Wang Xizhi’s Lanting Post”. This ink is originally a collection of the Forbidden City
This post is engraved on the second column of the eight-pillar post of the Lanting Pavilion (Volume 2), with the seal of “Summer Resort”, “Treasure of Emperor Qianlong”, etc. The title of the single post is regular script: “Chu Suiliang imitates the preface of the Orchid Pavilion”. After that, there were Mi Fu’s inscriptions of the Song Dynasty, viewing notes or postscripts of Fan Zhongyan, Wang Yaochen, Zhang Zezhi, Bian Yongyu and others, and “Xiang Yuanbian’s seal”, “Tianlai Pavilion” and other seals


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