According to the account at the end of the volume, this volume was written on January 30th, the 4th year of Jiatai (1204). The author is eighty years old, retired Li, and co-wrote with the village elders. According to the inscription and postscript, this treasure was circulated in Zhenjiang many years after it appeared 100, that is, from Yuan Dynasty to Zhi Zhi and Taiding Emperor. Guo Bi, Yu Yong of Zhenjiang and Cheng Huan of Meishan, Sichuan, after seeing this treasure in Zhenjiang, were amazed at Lu You's poem and wrote inscriptions for it successively.
This book is chic and vigorous, with a majestic momentum. Old and naive, I sometimes write very heavily and occasionally take it away easily. Not stick to one pattern in form, don't care about work. I can see that it is very relaxed and casual, leaving blank space to keep the rules in order.
The latest work on this subject after this poem. Lu You asked for instructions to go back to his hometown on May 14, 2003. The content of the poem was written in his hometown, indicating that the creation time of the poem would not be earlier than 79 years old. Eight full-text poems of * * * were published in Volume 55 of Bo Shi Draft. In the school magazine, the incomplete part of the text before the volume lacks the line "Zheng Dong's words to the village head", and individual words are introduced. In addition, there is a Miscellaneous Book composed of five seven-character quatrains published as An Si Miscellaneous Book.
Lu You is not famous for his calligraphy, and his title is hidden by poetry. He called himself "Zhang Dian in cursive script and Yang Feng in running script". His cursive skill is particularly deep, and Zhu called his book "exquisite in writing and lofty in meaning". Zhang Chou said that "elegant calligraphy" and "vigorous and lovely calligraphy and painting" are all accurate.
He applied the ideological realm of "hiding five mountains in his chest" to cursive script, which reflected the romantic spirit in calligraphy. Today, 700 years later, we can see that Lu You's handwriting in his later years is mature, the ink color is appropriate and natural and unrestrained, like a "big brother" and a "thin jiaozi", which is very precious.
In the Ming Dynasty, Cheng Nanyun's seal script was quoted as the word "Weng Fang Yi Mo". There are three long stories about Guo Bi and Cheng Yi, and Mr. Lu's calligraphy is highly respected and regarded as his masterpiece. There are also inscriptions such as Lian and Shen Zhou. This scroll was acquired by Gao Qiuquan's father when he went south with the army. It was purchased and collected by Yang in the Qing Dynasty, sometimes belonging to his nephew, and later entered the Qing Dynasty. Baodi in Shiqu is recorded in the first edition and is now in the Liaoning Provincial Museum.