Fu Zengxiang's calligraphy

Fu Zengxiang's large-scale collection of ancient books began after the Revolution of 1911. During his participation in the North-South peace talks, he once bought a Song edition book (the new edition of The Scholars, Ancient Chinese Literature Integration), which was the first Song edition book he bought in his life and he cherished it very much. However, after being appraised by Zhang Yuanji, this book was submitted to Qingsi Ku, which was easily deleted by the librarian. He deeply regretted it, so he worked harder to buy books. His library is called Shuangjian Building. The origin of the "Double Sword Building" is this: his ancestors also had books, leaving a meta-version of Yin Jianzhu. 19 16 bought a copy of Zi Tong Zhi Jian published by the Tea and Salt Department of Zhedong Road in Shaoxing, Southern Song Dynasty. He called these two Song and Yuan versions "Double Mirrors", which is the name of his library. Later, he bought Yu Sheng's "Hong Zheng Fan Jian". This book is the highest in the collection, written by the court in the thirteenth year of the Southern Song Dynasty. This is the only and most complete book left by the Southern Song Dynasty imperial court. From the Song Dynasty to the late Qing Dynasty, it was preserved in the palace for more than 700 years, and it was not until the early years of the Republic of China that it was scattered to the people. His calligraphy style is clear and vigorous, with the style of writing classics in the Tang Dynasty, such as mulberry edition, Yuzhu column and jade seal, which are really rare treasures. Since then, one of the "double mirrors" of his double-mirror architecture is no longer the Yuan version of Purple Zhu, but the Southern Song version of Hong Jian.

Long-term engaged in library collection and edition bibliography research. Li Shengduo, Miao, Yuan,,, Liu Chenggan, etc. He is famous for his diligence in searching books, rich collection of books and exquisite editions, and is a leader among modern bibliophiles. There are more than 66,000 secret books and rare books handed down from ancient times. After the completion of Beijing's new house, it was named "Tibetan Garden" after Su Shi's phrase "ten thousand people are like the sea". Library buildings in the park include Subao Bookstore, Changchun Room, Chibei Bookstore, Lai Recreation Room, Qilinxuan and Dragon Shrines. 1929 Shuangjianlou bibliography has 4 volumes, and there are 1 287 kinds of books. There are more than 25,000 volumes, including 180 species in the Song edition alone, and 580 inscriptions in 20 volumes. There are more than 40 volumes of books and catalogues in the Tibetan Garden, including more than 4,500 rare books. Bibliographer Yu Jiaxi spoke highly of the inscriptions on Tibetan gardens as his representative catalogue. Bibliography 10 variety. Write the Collection Summary of Haiyuan Pavilion, and describe the origin of Yang's collection of Haiyuan Pavilion. Good at collating, with more than 1000 volumes and 10000 volumes. There are hundreds of thousands of words in Wen Yuan Hua Ying Collation. In July 1947, 373 books and more than 4,300 books were donated to Beiping Library (Beijing Library). The collection of books includes more than 20 volumes, such as Secret Books of Tibetan Garden, Collection of Books and Double Certificate Landlord. After his death, later generations donated 480 volumes and more than 3,500 suicide notes and kept them in Beijing Library. For example, "Hong Jian" mentioned above, he dreamed of it for more than ten years after he saw it from Sheng Jia. One day in the early spring of Chen Wunian (1928), a bookseller suddenly sold the book at a high price. Fu resolutely sold his three baskets of ancient Japanese and Korean prints and exchanged money for this book, which can be described as "giving up fish for bear's paw".