Length 25. 1 cm, width 12 cm. It was once treasured in the imperial palace of the Qing Dynasty, and now it is in the Shanghai Museum. The work is as follows:
2, "Boutique Tea Post" Cai Xiang in the Northern Song Dynasty
The fine tea post, also known as the summer post, is a sincere letter to the public. In the Palace Museum, it was also inscribed on the Sanxi Hall law post, saying, "It's better to hand in the summer, and the struggle has been calmed down. Every day is cool and annoying, and there is nowhere to avoid. Life is so bound, alas ... "
3, "Siyongtie" Cai Xiang in the Northern Song Dynasty
In the second year of Song Dynasty (1050) and in June (1 1), Cai Xiang set out from Xianyou, Fujian Province, and was called by the court to serve as a tour and fellow initiate. I stayed in Hangzhou for about two months, 105 1 continued to go north to Bianjing in early summer. Before he left, he left a handwritten note to his friend Feng Jing (contemporary) who met Qiantang. This is the four brave posts.