Ji Yun’s Regular Book of Poems on Emperor Qianlong’s Western Journey to Guicheng

[Ji Yun’s Regular Script: The Poems of Emperor Qianlong’s Western Journey to Guicheng]

“The Poems of Hongli’s Western Journey to Guicheng”, in the Qing Dynasty, Ji Yun’s script, in paper, with a black silk column, regular script, in 9 inches, each opening being 12 centimeters vertically and 17.8 centimeters horizontally
The payment is signed as “Minister Ji Yun pays homage to the head and pays homage to the postscript”. Seal “minister” and “Yun”. Seal seal and seal “Baoyun Lou Zang”
The work book is a seven-character poem written by Emperor Qianlong, “General E Hui and others played a poem on matters related to Baleb’s obedience to Shixin and his return to Tibet.”. After the poem, there is a postscript by Ji Yun, praising the Emperor for his outstanding martial arts for more than 50 years, which have made the country “peaceful on the border” (border stability) and enabled the people to enjoy the blessings of peace for a long time
The stipplings of the works are elegant and regular, with exquisite and stable skills, and have the characteristics of “black, square, and light” in the style of calligraphy in the museum. But with a thousand words on one side, there is a lack of change in the brush and ink.

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