Zhao Zhiqian’s regular script, heart becomes eulogy axis

[Zhao Zhiqian’s regular script Heart Songs]

Heart Songs axis, Qing Dynasty, Zhao Zhiqian’s book, paper, regular script, 128.5 cm vertically and 36 cm horizontally
Interpretation:
Turn the right shoulder. Stretch your left foot. It’s a steep corner. The belly is half empty. Close and open. Separate the back and the back. Back to each other. Change droop. Multiplicity is subtracted. Sparse should be supplemented, divided as if it were against the back, and combined as if it were against the eye. Loneliness is great. A serious illness hastens. It is oblique to the side. The curve is attached by oblique. The word “Qin Jing” means that you should be proud of yourself. The beauty of unified vision and continuous operation is to inherit the ups and downs. Sui Monk Zhiguo’s heart was full of praise, and Yao Zhongyu began to mark his honor. He thought that it was not easy to learn the true biography of calligraphy. Ganbo recorded his text and sat right. Delighted to write, almost forget the heat. Zhao Zhiqian in May of Tongzhi Yi Chou
Seal “Zhao Zhiqian” and “There was this person before the Sui Dynasty after the Han Dynasty”. The lower left corner is stamped with the “Shi’s Treasure” collection seal. On the edge of the mount, there is a line of “Shi Shou Yu” and the seal “Shi Shou Yu”
The work is Song of the Heart, written by Monk Zhiguo of Sui Dynasty. Zhiguo, a man of Kuaiji, became a monk and lived in Yongxing Temple. He was good at writing and got the method of Wang Xizhi. Zhang Huaiguan listed his official script, line script and cursive script in his Shuduan. The fifth volume of “Chunhua Pavilion Posts” is inscribed with “Emperor Wu of the Liang Dynasty Commentary Posts” written by Zhiguo. He wrote his writing experience into “Ode to the Heart” to show the way of writing. This article was later annotated by Yao Peizhong (1792-1844, Zhongyu, Jingde, Anhui), a native of the Qing Dynasty, and became an important calligraphy paper
This axis is written by Zhao Zhiqian at the request of his friend “Gambo”. Gan Bo, namely Hu Shu (1825-1872), was born in Jixi, Anhui Province, with the name of “Fu” and “Gan Bo”. Fine seal cutting and fine seal writing have won the people of the Qin and Han dynasties. Zhao Zhiqian respected him very much. He had been in contact with him for many years, and had a close discussion with him. The archaeology was revised to the present, and the search for wonders was successful
Zhao Zhiqian’s calligraphy was originally written by Yan Zhenqing, and later was dedicated to the tablet of the Northern Dynasty. The book has different styles, and regular script is the most distinctive. According to the model year “Tongzhi Yi Chou”, the work was created in the fourth year of Tongzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1865), when Zhao was 37 years old. The strokes are straight and stretched, the body is solemn and square, the ink is thick and plump, and the style is elegant and beautiful. It is the refined work of Zhao Zhiqian’s early learning from the Weibei.