Qian Daxin’s Running Script Record Axis

[Qian Daxin’s Running Script Recording Axis]

The Recording Script axis, in the 59th year of the Qianlong reign of the Qing Dynasty (1794), features Qian Daxin’s script, paper based, running script, 98.4 centimeters in length and 47.8 centimeters in width
This is a commentary on the volume “Bu Bu Bu Bu Bu Bu Qi Yun” written by Wu Cailuan of the Tang Dynasty. “Qieyun” is a rhyme book of the Tang Dynasty, and Wu Cailuan is a famous female calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty. The volume of “Qieyun”, published in the Northern Song Dynasty, was introduced into Xuanhe’s inner palace and passed down from generation to generation. It is now stored at the Palace Museum in Beijing. This book was written in 1794, the 59th year of Qianlong’s reign in the Qing Dynasty. Zhu Ting was 67 years old when he wrote it. His pen was full and vigorous, natural and free, with a broad pattern. It was a masterpiece in his later years
The seal reads: “On March 8th, Jiayin, a scholar from Zhuting wrote a letter to Zhai Shouzhai.” The seal reads: “Chen Daxin’s seal,” Bai Wenyin’s seal, and “Literary Servant,” Zhu Wenyin’s seal. Jiancang Seal: “Jiutian Treasure” Zhu Wenyin
Interpretation:
Jiao Daqing had a volume of “Qieyun” written by Wu Cailuan, in which the first book was composed of 23 immortals and 24 immortals. According to legend, many people scattered around the world in the book “Yun” written by Cailuan, and I have seen its authentic work from Ji Zifu of Yanling. On March 8th of Jiayin’s reign, Zhu Ting, a Buddhist monk, wrote a letter to keep his fast in a weak place.