Text/Xiao Bimo
? There is a cliff stone carving on Mount Tai, engraved with the word "Insect II", which is puzzling. Actually, these two words are really beautiful.
? This stone carving is located on the north side of Wanxian Building in Mount Tai to the west of Pan Lu. It was inscribed by Liu Tinggui, a gifted scholar in the twenty-fifth year of Guangxu in Qing Dynasty. At first, users couldn't confirm it, but later it spread to the people. Because there is no word "add a curl to the bug", it is passed down from mouth to mouth as "Bug II". In fact, these two words belong to the traditional Chinese character "Yue Feng" in China, which means "Yue Feng is boundless". According to legend, when Liu Tingxuan invited friends from Hangzhou to climb Mount Tai, he talked about the boundless romantic pavilion of West Lake in Hangzhou. Liu Tingxuan was inspired and immediately wrote down the word "Bug II" and said to his friends, "Although there is no boundless romantic pavilion here, it means boundless romantic pavilion."
? There are many legends about Insect II. There is a stone tablet in Huxin Pavilion in Hangzhou, which is the "Worm II" in Qing Qianlong's calligraphy. I won't talk about this here, just say the word "bug 2"
? 196 1 year, Mr. Guo Moruo climbed Mount Tai and specially invited him to see this inscription. Guo Moruo read these two words, pondered for a moment, and added two strokes on the outside of "Bug II" by hand, which made "Bug II" romantic. Guo Moruo said with a smile: "These two words should be pronounced' boundless romance', but they are just word games of ancient celebrities.
Many people who study calligraphy love to write banners with these two characters, which they think are profound, interesting and mysterious. It's satisfying to explain in front of people. I didn't understand it at first, but then I accidentally learned it and suddenly realized it. My friend's nickname is these two words, which puzzled me for a long time at first, but I have little knowledge. Being sensitive to characters is an "occupational disease" in learning calligraphy, right? Nevertheless, Chinese characters themselves contain profound meanings, which is the difference between Chinese characters and other languages and the basis for Chinese characters to become a culture.