Mi Fei likes stones, and the story of "Mi Fei worships stones" is recorded in Biography of Liang Man.
Mi Fei is an official in Anhui, and there is a strange stone by the ruxu River. The locals thought it was a fairy stone and dared not move. When Mi Fei heard about it, he immediately went to watch it. I fell in love at first sight, regardless of everyone's dissuasion, and immediately ordered the stone to be moved back to my residence.
Not counting this, he put this stone in a precious and important place, then offered a tribute, and even bowed to this strange stone and said, "I have been wanting to see Brother Shi for twenty years, and I haven't seen him for a long time."
People call him "Mi Dian". Today, he is a "psycho". He likes inkstones. In fact, how can a writer not like it?
He wrote a letter to Song Huizong, took a fancy to the inkstone on the Dragon Book case, and said directly to Song Huizong: "The imperial inkstone of the emperor was used by the minister and defiled. If the emperor can still use it, give it to the minister! " Before Hui Zong promised, he took the ink in his arms and ran away.
It is said that Miffy is a neat freak. Before inkstone addiction, cleanliness should also give way. In addition, in this story, I also read the loveliness of Hui Zong. Don't forget that he is an artist first!
Mi Fei, who loves inkstone, got a Zijin inkstone, which is a famous traditional inkstone in Shandong. It began in the Tang Dynasty, flourished in the Song Dynasty, and then gradually disappeared, and physical circulation was extremely rare. Song Gaoru Sun's "Ink Stone": "There is purple stone in Linqu, with purple color and endless ink. In the Tang Dynasty, it was used as an inkstone, which was moist and clear. " Mi Fei's History of Ink: "Purple stone is no different from the inkstone of the right army." Even better than Guangdong Province, Mi Fei is extremely precious.
11kloc-0/year, Su Shi was pardoned from Hainan Island and made a special trip to Zhou Zhen (Yizheng, Jiangsu) to visit Mi Fei. This is the reunion of two people after a long separation. Mi Fei took out his beloved Xie An's Eighth Five-Year Post and hoped that Su Shi would write an inscription. When he left, Su Shi borrowed the precious Zijin inkstone from Mi Fei. More than a month later, Su Shi died in Changzhou, and later generations are going to bury him with this inkstone. Miffy heard the news and tried her best to find her favorite.
"Su Zizhan took my Zijin for research", "research" and "inkstone" are common, and inkstone is used to research ink. "Zi Zhan" is Su Shi's word, and stone is the handrail in front of ancient cars. When you get on the bus, you can help the stone "have a look" in the distance. How meaningful this name is. Today's "calligraphers" don't just take a word for themselves and deal with it. The key is to use it in black and white. It won't look good if you take it wrong.
Borrowing something you love is a very painful thing, from which we can see the friendship between the two. However, friendship is friendship, and Mi Fei still yearns for his own Zijin inkstone, because after reading this sentence, he always feels that Mi Fei wrote it with crooked teeth, and the story of "Ji Zha hanging a sword" didn't happen here.
"Entrusting the son into the coffin" is estimated that there was no good communication between the two at that time. Is it because Su Shi wants to take Zijin inkstone for himself like Huizong inkstone, or the word "borrow" is unclear. Anyway, when he heard that Su Shi asked his son to bury Zijin inkstone, Mi Dian blew it up. "I have today. Do not converge. " I wonder if Mifei attended the farewell ceremony of Su Shi's body. The journey from Yizheng to Changzhou is not long. It is estimated that Laomi went to Mai Su (the eldest son of Su Shi) to ask for it before Su Shi died.
When he came back, Lao Mi felt very proud and a little sorry for his old-timer and old friend, so he replied to Su Shi with a string of Buddhist expressions. "Handed down from ancient times. How can you live with pure, round and clear nature? " Su Lao, inkstone, a vulgar thing, is not qualified to be buried with you. "Purity, harmony, beauty and truth" is a praise to Su Shi, and it can only be written by understanding the beauty and truth of Buddhism and Su Shi's realm.
Six years later, Mi Fei didn't keep his Zijin inkstone, and went with "the nature of purity and harmony is wonderful and true". I wonder if Su Shi will ask, "Xiaomi, where is Zijin inkstone?"