Mi Fu's running script works of the Song Dynasty are as follows:
Shu Su Tie
Mi Fu's representative running script work is "Shu Su Tie". This is one of his masterpieces in running script and is known as "the most beautiful calligraphy in China". This work was written by Mi Fu on Shu Su and is a model of his running script. The artistic style of this work is unique, showing the beauty of natural scenery with smooth changes and delicate brushstrokes. The natural beauty and humanistic spirit it displays have become a model for later generations to learn and appreciate running script.
Tiaoxi Poems
Mi Fu's representative work in running script is "Tiaoxi Poems". This is one of the masterpieces of running script in his life. It has an elegant and super majestic, calm and happy style. His works show his innocent, natural, romantic and colorful beauty, which he brings to the extreme.
The "Tiaoxi Poems" and "Shu Su Tie" among the running script works are known as the "Double Bi", and are also called the "Double Bi" together with Mi Fu's other famous work "Shu Su Tie". The beauty is beyond the sky. The running script was written by Mi Fu from poems he wrote while traveling in Tiaoxi. It is a typical style of his middle-aged calligraphy.
Poetry Album of Duojinglou in Running Script
Mi Fu's representative work in running script is "Poetry Album of Duojinglou in Running Script". "Duojinglou Poetry Album in Running Script" is another representative work of Mi Fu's large-character running script. It embodies the characteristics of Mi Fu's "four sides" brushwork and is a representative work of "brush calligraphy".
Yanshan Inscription
Yanshan Inscription is one of Mi Fu's representative works in running script. It is known as "the most difficult calligraphy in the world" and is comparable to "the most difficult calligraphy in the world". "Preface to the Lanting Collection" is equally famous. The calligraphy in this work is deep, majestic, fast, ups and downs, and the knots are free and unrestrained, not restricted by the rules of the predecessors, and express the natural interest.
Linyi Shijun's Tie
Mi Fu's representative works in running script include "Linyi Shijun's Tie". This is a letter written by Mi Fu to the envoy of Linyi. The work has undergone significant changes and is presented in cursive script.
Hongxian Poems
Mi Fu's representative works in running script include "Hongxian Poems". This is one of Mi Fu's masterpieces of large-character running script in his later years and one of the representatives of his calligraphy development in his later years. The font of "Hongxian Poems" is majestic and powerful, and each word has its own charm, showing Mi Fu's bold and unrestrained personality and self-confidence. The calligraphy artistic achievements of "Hongxian Poems" also reflect Mi Fu's bold feelings and excellent skills.