Liu Yong’s running script sent Cai Mingyuan to narrate

[Liu Yong’s running script to send Cai Mingyuan to narrate]

“Send Cai Mingyuan to narrate” axis, Qing Dynasty, Liu Yong’s book, paper version, running script, 76 cm vertically and 45.4 cm horizontally
Narration:
He was ordered to follow me on the Qinhuai River and on the east of Hangou River. He pursued and climbed tirelessly, even to Shao Bonan Dai. He was always good. Send Cai Mingyuan to talk. The winter is coming. A Buddhist monk in a stone temple
The lower seal is “Liu Yong’s seal”, “Suspicious Zishan Room”, and the first seal is “Xiangyan Room”. No identification seal
The original post was written by Yan Zhenqing of the Tang Dynasty, with 18 lines and 104 words. Part of this excerpt is written in “Yiwei Winter Day”, that is, the fortieth year of Qianlong (1775), when Liu Yong was 57 years old. This book is round and vigorous, simple and elegant, square and round, and green and moist. Xu Ke of the Qing Dynasty commented on Liu Yong’s book, “From the time he entered the Ci Pavilion to the time he stepped on the stage, his physique has changed constantly, and his charm is unpredictable. When he was a teenager, he was Zhao’s body, which was as beautiful as a hairpin flower. After his middle age, his pen was vigorous, and the situation was magnificent. When he entered the stage, his dazzling and rotten style will be flat, and he will reach the stage of pure green.” This picture reflects Liu Yong’s calligraphy style in his middle age.