I. Original text
Taihu Stone Praises Boxing Stone, Come to Zhen Ze. It's so old-fashioned XuanYunXing black as ink. Take eight droughts and rains and everything. Curly chest is not full of feet. Xiao Zizhong really praised my family friend Xiao Zi. It's almost the same, Deyin hole glue. The circular wall in the palace roared. You can escape from the crowd, you can go with the wind.
Second, translation.
1, strange! This fist-sized stone! Taihu Lake, from the vast Taihu Lake area, gives it a sense of time. It seems that in Archaean, the clouds were blue and black, like ink, and this kind of stone was covered in the wilderness far away from the Central Plains and could be seen everywhere.
I can guess who spilled it on everything like rain and collected it gently. They are all so cute, fist-sized, because the biggest one will not exceed one foot.
Third, the origin of poetry.
1, Zhao Mengfu's cursive "Praise of Taihu Stone", according to legend, is a work on the spur of the moment when gathering with friends, and it is enjoyable to write in calligraphy.
2. The cursive script of this trip is more in the style of Yan Zhenqing and Mi Fei, which is rare in Zhao's calligraphy works. I had a drink with the beneficiary Wailang, and Huzhou Guantang was drunk. Play this roll for another day's smile. Meng Wei ". Please enjoy.
3. Zhao Mengfu's "Praise of Taihu Stone" is a famous calligraphy work, written in running script. This work was written on a whim when Zhao Mengfu met a friend. This is written with smooth strokes and high emotions.
4. Zhao Mengfu (1254-1322), a passerby in Song Xue, was a famous calligrapher, painter and poet in Yuan Dynasty, and was also called "four masters of regular script" with Yan Zhenqing, Liu Gongquan and Ou Yangxun. His calligraphy art is highly respected by later generations, and his works are changeable in style, which combines the ancient customs of Jin and Tang Dynasties with the personal characteristics of Song Dynasty and has a far-reaching influence on calligraphy in Ming and Qing Dynasties.
5. The article "Praise of Taihu Stone" praised a stone from Taihu Basin, which contained a description of the natural beauty of the stone and the author's emotional expression.