The most famous of Huang Tingjian's calligraphy works is "Songfeng Pavilion Poems".
"Songfengge Poems" is Huang Tingjian's seven-character poem written in running script, ink on paper, 32.8 cm in length and 219.2 cm in width. The full text has 29 lines and 153 words. Collection of the National Palace Museum, Taipei. Songfeng Pavilion is located near Lingquan Temple in Xishan, west of Ezhou City, Hubei Province, with an altitude of more than 160 meters. It was called Fanshan in ancient times. It was the place where Sun Quan taught martial arts and culture, feasted and worshiped heaven. In September of the first year of Chongning (1102), the first year of Emperor Huizong of the Song Dynasty, Huang Tingjian and his friends visited Fanshan Mountain in Echeng. They passed by a pavilion in the pine forest and spent the night here, listening to the pine waves and forming a rhyme.
"Songfeng Pavilion Poems and Postscripts" is Huang Tingjian's late work. Huang Tingjian created thousands of fine cursive calligraphy works in his life, among which the most famous one is "Songfeng Pavilion Poems and Postscripts". The wind spirit is free and flowing, the long waves are wide, the waves are ups and downs, and the twists and turns are full of charm. It is not less elegant than "Lanting", which is comparable to Yan's "Sacrifice to My Nephew". It can be called a masterpiece of running script.
Collection history:
"Songfeng Pavilion Poems" was circulated through the Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. In the Ming Dynasty, Xiang Yuanbian and Qing Anqi entered the inner palace of the Qing Dynasty.
During the Daoguang period of the Qing Dynasty, this post came to the hands of Wang Jiabi (Xiaofeng) from Hubei.
Wang Jiabi became a Jinshi in the 24th year of Daoguang reign (1844), was awarded the title of Director of the Ministry of War, and served as the Shuntian (Hebei) Township Examination Recorder and the Examination Examination Examiner. Taking advantage of his appointment, he deliberately collected Historic relics from Ezhou, including Huang Tingjian's "Songfeng Pavilion Poetry Scroll" and Cai Xiang's calligraphy from the Song Dynasty, were brought back to Hubei.
Ke Maozhi, a Daoguang Juren, wrote in the preface to "The Poetry Volume of Songfeng Pavilion in Huangshan Valley": "Wang Xiaofeng and the Military Department obtained this volume from Liu Jun and Lu Chen. It was an old property of the Princess Chang's house in the Yuan Dynasty. It contains poems by dozens of famous sages. The postscript is often kept by the Tianlai Pavilion of Xiang Zijing. There are many private seals of Xiang Zijing and Bian Ling. The name of Fu Weng (Valley) is not signed at the end. The color of the paper and silk is still fresh and bright. , It's not like turning around like a phoenix. Fu Weng in Wuchang (Ezhou) wrote a poem about Songfeng Pavilion. It's not just a coincidence. I have been fond of playing for a long time, so I wrote it in the spring of the ninth year of Xianfeng (1859)."