Whole poem
Waishan
Wen Zhiming
Baizhang Cangshan leans against the cold, and the immortal source has no way;
When you come to the waterfall on a rainy day at night, you can only see it from the other side.
(Praise the scenery of Baizhangtan in Pan 'an)
Wen Zhiming
(1470.11.28—1559.3.28), formerly known as Bi (or Zuo Bi), is Ming. Since I was forty-two, I have paid more attention to words. Because of its predecessor Hengshan, it was named "Hengshan Jushi" and "Wenhengshan" in the world. Han nationality, a native of Changzhou (now Suzhou, Jiangsu), was a painter, calligrapher and writer in Ming Dynasty. Because the official went to the Hanlin to wait for the imperial edict, he personally worshipped Mr. Zhen, so he was called "Wen Hou Zhao" and "Zheng Wenxian". Like Zhu He, Ning Wang hired him because he admired his virtue, but refused to go because of illness. In Zheng De's last years, due to the recommendation of 20-year-old Gong Sheng, he awarded Hanlin a letter to be written. He didn't care about dignitaries, especially refused to paint for princes and middle-level officials, and soon resigned and returned to China. And "Fu Tian Ji".
Wen Zhiming's calligraphy and painting attainments are extremely comprehensive, and he is known as the "four unique talents". Poets Bai Juyi and Su Shi were educated in Wu Kuan, studied in Liying Town and studied painting in Shenyang. Together with Shen Zhou, it created the "Wu School". In the history of painting, they are called "Ming Sijia" together with Shen Zhou, Tang Bohu and Chou Ying (that is, the "Four Great Men of Wu"). In terms of poetry and prose, he, Zhu Yunming, Tang Yin and Xu Zhenqing are also called "four talents in Wuzhong".