Liu Tongxun’s Running Script of Su Shi’s Poems

[Liu Tongxun’s Running Script of Su Shi’s Poems]

The Running Script of Su Shi’s Poems volume, Qing Dynasty, Liu Tongxun’s book, paper edition, 31.8 cm vertically and 131 cm horizontally
Explanatory notes:
With the eyes on the edge, you can see that the wind and rain are different from each other. There is a sentence that nobody knows (the original poem is “knowledge”). It is sent to Meng Haoran in Xiangyang
The smoke and water in Yunshan Mountain are bitter, and the weeds and flowers are in spring. It depends on the tall buildings to gather far away and tidy up with idle people for a while
Countless (“limit” in the original poem) green mountains are scattered and cannot be collected, and clouds and waves are involved in the curtain hook. If you set your vision as the boundary, it is like a thousand princes on earth
Jiangdong Jiake kapok fur will scatter golden mountains and full of moon. At midnight, the tide came and the wind was strong. I was lying in Yangzhou and blowing my flute
At the end of the volume, the following words were signed: “Su Shi’s four quatrains. My minister Liu Tongxun wrote a letter.” The seal was “Tongxun” and “Erbi”. The collection is printed with “Jiaqing Imperial Treasure”, “Xuantong Imperial Treasure”, “Shiqu Treasure Collection”, “Three Collections of Treasure Collection”, “Jiaqing Appreciation”, “Sanxi Hall Precise Seal”, and “Suitable for posterity”
This volume is composed of four seven-character quatrains from Su Shi, a famous poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, such as “Two Poems of Guo Xi and Qiu Shan and Pingyuan”, “A Dream in Jinshan”, “Three Poems of Dan Tongnian Seeking Dexing Yu’s Juyuan Mansion”. The calligraphy is skillful and steady, elegant and elegant, and has the taste of leisure and elegance of literati
Liu Tongxun was a famous literary minister in the middle of the Qing Dynasty. He had been the chief examiner of the conference examination for four times and was the chief president of the Complete Book of Four Corpus. He has read many poems and books, and often wrote popular literary poems, leaving a lot of calligraphy.