The Palace Museum has regular script, silk script, scroll and evening script, which is a poem written by Song Huizong. Two words per line, ***20 lines. In the Qing Dynasty, Chen Bangyan once wrote Evonne's thin gold edition "Fang Fang Shi Hua": "This volume is a book with brushwork, without pen and ink, and the style of rain is so beautiful."
2. "I want to borrow two poems by wind and frost"
Regular script, paper book, early works, collected by the National Palace Museum in Taipei, are a combination of seven-character poems and five-character poems, also known as "two poems borrowed from wind and frost". In the past, scholars speculated that Song Huizong might have done it at the age of 29 (1 1 10).
3. Thousands of words
Regular script, scroll, early works (handed down at the age of 23), collected in Shanghai Museum. This is made by Zhao Ji with his most personal style "thin gold body", which is neat and elegant as a whole and is called "iron painting silver hook" Xue Yao and Xueji in the Tang Dynasty adopted this brushwork, which brought the thinness in regular script into full play and became a distinctive personal style.
4. "Title Li Bai's Upper Post"
Regular script, paper version, early style, collected by Beijing Palace Museum, with longitudinal postscript of 28.5cm, 28.5 x 38. 1 cm. Shangjietie is the only book handed down by Li Bai, which has been collected in the Forbidden City. On the upper right of the text, the line "Tang Shangjie" was inscribed. There are inscriptions by Song Huizong and Evonne on the back cover. They are all thin gold editions, which are extremely neat, beautiful and elegant, showing Hui Zong's worship of Li Bai's calligraphy.
5. Leaping autumn moon poems.
Regular script, paper version, style of later generations, collected by Beijing Palace Museum, 35cm long and 44.5cm wide. This poem "Leaping Autumn Moon" is one of the typical works of "Thin Gold", which means "Thin Gold". In Song Huizong's calligraphy works, he is a representative. This album was collected by Song Ying, Ganlong Neifu and Jiaqing Neifu in Qing Dynasty, and was recorded in "The First Edition of Shiqu Baodi".
6. Ruihetu
Silk script, scroll, regular script, later style, collected by Liaoning Provincial Museum, length 138 cm, width 5 1 cm. This painting depicts the spectacular sight of cranes hovering over the palace. Exquisite painting skills, the crane in the painting is like clouds and fog, with changeable posture and unique features.
7. Five-color parrot map
Silk book, scroll, regular script, late style, collected in Boston Art Museum, USA, with two broken branches of apricot flowers and a five-color parrot on the branch, with meticulous pen and rich colors, similar to the picture of wintersweet and birds. It is an exquisite and elegant style. Because of the inscription of Huizong Zhao Ji, on the right side of the picture, there is the preface of Evonne's thin gold book and the combination of poems.