I don't understand. I consulted Ning Qin (formerly known as Wang Wenchang), a famous calligrapher and poet bonsai master. He is currently the vice chairman and secretary general of Hongcheng Calligraphers Association. He said that this is a cursive script written in traditional Chinese characters, not a simplified version of "Lingxiu", but a traditional version of "Lingxiu". It is understandable that you can't see it, because we rarely use traditional Chinese characters in our lives, and most artists such as painters and masters of Chinese studies often use them. The work was written in the year of Jiawu, that is, the year before 20 14, and the calligrapher was from Huashan.
It means flexible and beautiful. Refers to cleverness and wit; A pretty girl. Delicate and beautiful.
Origin: In the summer sense of Liang Heng: "After half a year's savings, the spirit of spring has become a majestic trend, rolling in the fields and rising between heaven and earth.
Teacher Ning Qin said that this is for girls and also for women. After mounting, it can be hung on the side wall directly opposite the living room nave (that is, on the right side of the living room door) or in the boudoir or wedding room. Better frame it.