Sail the bright moon and listen to songs in the lush atmosphere.
You know the political situation if you don't pick up the road.
Talent, autumn, winter and summer, enthusiasm, sunshine, drunkenness is not about wine.
Then catch the toad and grind the ink, and cut out the enami with colorful books.
Miffy's poems
Chai Jiyan, Ming Chuangge,
Being famous and famous are both plays, and I have never had a negative feeling about my life.
Shu Su Tie was written by Mo Bao of Mi Fei, a calligrapher in the Northern Song Dynasty. Written in Zhezong Yuanyou for three years (1088), written in running script. It is now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei. Shu Sutie is 27.8 cm long and 270.8 cm wide. "Shu Su" refers to this kind of precious silk woven in East Sichuan in the fourth year of Injong (1044). The Wu Si wand on the paper roll is also woven, which shows that it is specially used for writing.
Mi Fei's Shu Su Tie, also known as Imitation of Ancient Poems Tie, was praised by later generations as the first beautiful post in China and one of the top ten famous posts handed down from generation to generation in China. One of the top ten running scripts in the world, ranking eighth. Ink silk script, running script. 29.7 cm long and 284.3 cm wide; This book was written in Yuan You's third year in Song Zhezong (1088). When Mi Fei was 38 years old, * * * wrote eight poems of his own style, 7 1 line, with 658 words. Mi Fei wrote eight poems with different styles in Shu at the age of 38 (1088).
"Shu Su" is a kind of exquisite silk fabric made in Sichuan in the Northern Song Dynasty, with black silk fence woven on it, which is beautifully made. A man named Shao Zizhong bound a picture of corn into a book and gave it to a famous artist to leave Mo Bao. According to legend, this volume was hidden by Shao, and he wanted to ask the famous artist to leave for his descendants. However, from generation to generation, no one dares to write. Because the grain of silk is rough and difficult to write, unskilled people are afraid to ask. Shu Su Tie was collected by lin xi, the commander of Huzhou (Xing Wu, Zhejiang) in the Song Dynasty, which lasted for 20 years until August in Yuan You in the Northern Song Dynasty. At the invitation of Linxi, Mi Fei went to Tiaoxi, a suburb of Taihu Lake. Linxi took out the book Shu Su and asked Mi Fei to write it. Mi Fei was bold and tried his best to write eight poems in one breath. Several poems in the volume were written at that time to commemorate the visit or to see me off. At the end of the volume, the Department "Yuan You September 23rd, Xitang Ji".