According to people's jingles, we can see how Mifei's The First Mountain was tempered. The inspiration of these three words

During the Song Dynasty, the great calligrapher Mi Fei visited Wudang Mountain and saw the beautiful scenery of Chaoyang Cave. He wrote "the first mountain" on the cliff. He had just finished writing when a sister-in-law with a bamboo basket came over and sneered at the words. Miffy asked, "Sister-in-law, is my handwriting good?" "Very good." The woman said, "It's a pity that I won't vent my anger." Miffy spent the whole night thinking about that woman's vague words. The next day, I came up with a clue: it turned out that eldest sister-in-law laughed at his words for not being "alive"!

From that day on, Mifei practiced calligraphy in Chaoyangdong every day. Blind all night, the eldest sister-in-law of that mountain village stood in front of her, with the most pleasing hair. Miffy thought, I wish my handwriting could be written to this point. One evening, Miffy was bored with writing and went for a walk by the river. Seeing a flower snake in the water, he shook his head and wagged his tail. How free he was. He thought, I wish my pen could be so free. Late at night, Mifei enjoys the moon in the temple. Through the window, I saw the old Taoist sitting there, cross-legged, squinting, poised and as steady as Mount Tai. He thought, if only my handwriting could be so calm.

Mifei patiently tempered. Many days and nights later, I went to the cliff and wrote the words "the first mountain". Coincidentally, my sister-in-law just wrote the word "no" when she passed by with a basket. Giggling, she bowed her head shyly and left. It turns out that Mimi's "first" word really looks like a beautiful bun on her head!

Later generations praised "The First Mountain" for its good writing, and made up a jingle: A beauty bun needs no hairpin, and the word "no" is like a green silk plate. Youlong is the best swimmer, and the immortal meditates and writes "Mountain".

Now it seems that Mi Fei's word "one" is really like a snake playing in the water, while the word "mountain" is really like an old Taoist sitting there practicing steadily.