The Qing Dynasty expanded the Qing Dynasty’s internal mansion and copied the scroll of Zhao Zi Gu Luo Shui’s Orchid Pavilion

[Qing Tuo Qing Nei Fu Imitates the Scroll of Zhao Zi Gu Luo Shui Lan Ting]

Qing Tuo Qing Nei Fu Imitates the Scroll of Zhao Zi Gu Luo Shui Lan Ting, with ink paper of 29 centimeters vertically and 677.5 centimeters horizontally. “Jin Bao Shou, signed the letter” Royal Carving Falling Water Orchid Pavilion “.”
The “Orchid Pavilion” was handed over and collected by Sun Chengze, Gao Shiqi, Wang Hongxu, and Jiang Zhifu in the Qing Dynasty, and entered the Neifu during the Qianlong period. It is recorded in the “Continuation of the Collection of Treasures in Shiqu”. Emperor Qianlong was very fond of “The Orchid Pavilion” by falling into the water, and his imperial book introduced the four characters “The True Face of Shanyin”. Later, he ordered someone to copy this book with two hooks on the stone, which became the volume “The Qing Dynasty’s Internal Government Imitates Zhao Zi Gu Falling into the Water< Orchid Pavilion>.”. In the postscript, there are four characters in sequence: the introduction of the Emperor Qianlong’s book, “The True Face of Shanyin”, and the title of the running script poem. Wang Duoli bookmarked “The Treasure of the Ink Forest”, and the five characters did not damage the original “Orchid Pavilion”. In the Southern Song Dynasty, there were two postscripts of Jiang Baishi, one postscript of Zhao Zigu, one postscript of Xiao Jimu, one postscript of Zhao Zigu, one postscript of Zhao Mengfu of the Yuan Dynasty, one postscript of Sun Chengze of the Ming Dynasty. In the Qing Dynasty, Gao Shiqi, Wang Hongxu, Zhang Zhaoxu, and He Shen, Liang Guozhi, Liu Yong, Dong Gao, and Cao Wenyan wrote poems
The “Orchid Pavilion” by Falling into the Water is a well-known copy of the “Orchid Pavilion” by Dingwu, which was mentioned by Zhao Mengfu, Ke Jiusi, and Tao Zongyi of the Yuan Dynasty. The origin of the “Orchid Pavilion” in Luoshui was first recorded in the “Qi Dong Ye Yu” written by Zhou Mi in the Southern Song Dynasty. Zhao Zigu obtained a certain amount of old and martial rubbings, “I am very happy to return by boat at night, and when I reached the mountain where the wind was blowing, I was fortunate enough to be at the port, and my luggage, clothes, and blankets were all washed away. Zi Gu Fang was standing in shallow water with wet clothes, holding the” Xi Tie “in his hand, and saying, ‘The Orchid Pavilion is here, I don’t mind.'” And at the beginning of the volume, I wrote, ‘Life can be light, and the most precious thing is to be protected.’ “. Zhao Mengjian, with the name Zigu, is a descendant of the Song Clan and has a nickname of Yi Zhai. He is a cool fan of famous paintings in ancient French calligraphy, and can make ink flowers. He is famous for daffodils