1. Huang Tingjian's seven-character parallel prose is represented by Song Fengge Poetry Post. It is a Zhang Mo paper, 32.8 cm long and 2 19.2 cm wide. The full text consists of 29 lines, 153 words. Collected by the National Palace Museum in Taipei. Songfengge is located near Lingquan Temple in Xishan, west of Ezhou City, Hubei Province, with an altitude of 1.6 meters above sea level. In ancient times, Fanshan was the place where Sun Quan gave lectures on martial arts and literature, and held a banquet to worship heaven. In September of the first year of Chongning, Song Huizong (1 102), Huang Tingjian and his friends traveled to Fanshan in the north of the lake, passing through a pavilion in the pine forest and listening to Songtao overnight. Song Fengge's poems sang the scenery he saw at that time and expressed his nostalgia for his friends.
2. Song Fengge's Poem Post is the work of Huang Tingjian in his later years. Huang Tingjian created thousands of excellent running scripts in his life, among which Song Fengge's Poems and Posts is the most famous.