Deng Shiru’s poetry scroll

[Deng Shiru’s poem axis in running script]

The poem axis in running script, Qing Dynasty, Deng Shiru’s book, paper book, running script, 172.8 cm vertically and 100.3 cm horizontally
Explanatory notes:
A hundred feet away, you can climb and open your eyes, and the mountains are surrounded by blue clouds at dusk. The red and yellow trees are scattered in the river city, and the fireworks are sad in the autumn of the country. Ting Qi Zheng Hong boat berthed, painted the cold moon and boarded the stairs. The water trees around are really picturesque. I want to lie on my head with a horizontal piano
In the early winter of the fifth day of the day, the same person looks at the steep and cool buildings at night. Dun Bo Deng Shiru
The signature: “In the early winter of the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the same person looked at the Junshuang Tower in the evening and saw Deng Shiru.”. The initial seal is “home in Longshan Fengshui” Zhu Wenyin
This is a seven-letter poem written by the author, who is 56 years old, and is titled “Early Winter at the Wuwu Festival”. Deng Shiru is famous for his seal script. There are few cursive script in the world, but this cursive script can be seen to be rooted in seal script and official script, and it also absorbs the drops of the northern tablet, which is both “vigorous, simple and thick” and “beautiful and fresh”. Kang Youwei commented on his book in “Two Boats of Guangyi Boat”: “His cursive calligraphy is natural and vigorous, but also full of vitality, ups and downs, meaningful and endurable, and beautiful.” This fully shows that Deng Shiru’s achievements in cursive calligraphy are admired by later generations