Qing Tuo’s Preface to the Lanting of “Leading Words from Yamamoto” in the Fast Snow Hall Calligraphy

[Qingtuo’s “lead word from the mountain” Lanting Preface of the Quicksnow Hall Calligraphy]

Qingtuo’s “lead word from the mountain” Lanting Preface of the Quicksnow Hall Calligraphy “, wooden face. Rubbing, folded and installed, three openings in total, half opening 27.4 cm vertically and 13.4 cm horizontally
In the “Fast Snow Hall Calligraphy”, the words “lead from the mountain” were handed down by the Orchid Pavilion and copied by Chu Suiliang,. The original silk copy was recorded in Sun Chengze’s “Examination of the Leisure Pavilion”. Later, it was recorded in the “Continuation of Shiqu Treasure Collection” in the Qing Dynasty, and its whereabouts are unknown.. This kind of “leading words from the mountain” version has a paragraph in front of it, “The 19th of the original of the Lanting Preface, and the Luoyang Palace grants Gao Shilian”, which is called the title of Emperor Taizong of the Tang Dynasty. This is to show that it is more direct than the handed down version with the “lead word from the mountain” and “yellow silk book”, but actually it is more snake feet. ” The preface of the Orchid Pavilion in the Book of the Fast Snow Hall Calligraphy “The leading character is from the mountain” is thinner than the Orchid Pavilion in the Book of the Yu Gang Zhai Calligraphy “The leading character is from the mountain”, and the inscription and postscript of the two books are also different. In the Book of the Fast Snow Hall Calligraphy, the “leading word is from the mountain”, the “Lan” in the Lanting Pavilion is more horizontal, and the “times” is three points. Dong Qichang has an inscription: “Once entered the imperial palace of the Emperor Wenzong of the Yuan Dynasty, identified by Ke Jiusi, the first book handed down by Gu Zhongshe from the Yijia family in Shanghai, which is the crown in the sea.” There are engravings such as “the treasure of the imperial book” and “the divine product”
“Fast Snow Hall Calligraphy”, five volumes. Compiled by Feng Quan of Zhuozhou and copied by Liu Guangyang. There is no stone carving age, because there is Feng Quan’s postscript in the 14th year of Chongzhen (1641) in the post, so the time of copying should be very short, at the latest in the late Ming or early Qing Dynasty. The “Fast Snow Hall Calligraphy” was named after the “Fast Snow Hall” by Feng Shi because of the storage of Wang Xizhi’s “Quick Snow and Clear Calligraphy”. After migration, the rubbings of Tishi can be divided into three types according to the time and place: “Zhuo Tuo”, “Jiantuo” and “Neituo”. Those who use light ink to develop in Zhuozhou are called “Zhuoto”, those who use thick ink to develop in Fujian are called “Jiantuo”, and those who develop in the Qing Dynasty are called “Neituo”. Now, the stone is inlaid in the two corridors of the Snow Fast Hall on the north bank of the North Sea. In the Qing Dynasty (Zhuo) Tuo’s “Fast Snow Hall Calligraphy”, there was a seal of “Secretary of Leshan Hall Map”


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