Fu yuan three years-song 1 100 years.
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Inkstone in Song Dynasty has a very prominent literati flavor. The inkstone inscriptions that began in Qin and Han dynasties mostly recorded the age, the name and identity of the owner, the name of the inkstone and so on. The inkstone inscriptions in the Tang and Song Dynasties are both literary and ideological. For example, Chu Suiliang, a famous calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty, engraved an inscription on the back of one of his pieces of inkstones: "Run is better than brushwork, and Yaochi pays attention to the eternal years, so cherish it." Su Dongpo, a great writer and calligrapher in the Song Dynasty, collected many kinds of inkstones, all of which were "warm in color and simple in design; Why, the secret pavilion of Shiqu; Treasure is always appropriate, book support. " Another example is: "If you take this as the way to enlightenment, you will often be surprised, you will often think of your wealth, and you will often think of having this book in your life. "It is not only the evaluation and cherish of inkstone, but also the meaning of self-encouragement, self-policy or self-mockery. At this moment, inkstone has become a common practice, especially the precious inkstone platform, which has become an important basis for identifying Song Yantai.