Personally, I prefer the post of Chunhua Pavilion. "Chunhua Pavilion Post" is a secret pavilion post carved in Chunhua period of Song Taizu, so it is called "Chunhua Pavilion Post" because it was carved in Chunhua period. The original post * * * ten volumes. However, in the Song Dynasty, there were only six, seven and eight volumes in the original edition of Chunhua Pavilion. They are all Wang Xizhi's calligraphy. These three volumes were collected by Li Ruiqing in the early years of the Republic of China and later passed on to Mr. An Siyuan. 1In August, 1996, Mr. An brought "Chunhua Pavilion Post" back to China and exhibited it in the Treasure Hall of the Palace Museum. For this reason, the China Calligraphy Association held a grand opening ceremony, which was watched by calligraphers in the capital. A Japanese calligraphy delegation temporarily changed its itinerary and made a special trip to Beijing from other places to have a quick look. Because there was no hotel reservation in Beijing, I had to rush back to the station overnight. In order to cooperate with the exhibition, the Cultural Relics Publishing House specially published this post. Mr. Qi Gong, a master of calligraphy in China, wrote a paper entitled "The Value of Chunhua Pavilion in the True Song Edition" for this book.
Qi Lao wrote in the article: "The handwriting of Ge Tie's ancient masters in the Northern Song Dynasty is not easy to see in society, so when Ge Tie's rubbings came out, there were many places engraved. Zhao Mengfu, a great calligrapher, recorded ten books of "Spring Flower Pavilion Posts", which were pieced together several times. " The preciousness of the pavilion post in Chunhua has been glimpsed.