Prince Jin, Wang Xizhi's distant journey is safe and sound. How are you? Offering tangerines. Fast snow and clear weather five scrolls.

Author: Qin Qianli (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This set of books is printed in original size and color based on the collection of the Taipei Palace Museum. It is the first time that it is presented to calligraphy enthusiasts, truly a classic. The three scrolls, "Ping'an," "He Ru," and "Feng Ju," are all letter scrolls. There are double-hooked copies preserved in Taiwan. On the front separator, there is a dedication by Emperor Huizong of Song, "King Wang Xizhi's Feng Ju Scroll." In addition to appreciating its charm from the entire scroll, one can also closely examine and compare the elegance of each character. For example, the character "Fu" appears four times in the three scrolls. In the "Ping'an" scroll, the "Fu" in "Dang Fu" is in cursive script, while the three "Fu" characters in the "He Ru" scroll are all in running script, none of which are identical. Some vary in their radicals, while others change their turns, all vivid and dynamic, with precise structures and condensed spirits. Other characters like "Bai," "Ri," "Wei," "Lai," "Wu," and "Feng" also show diverse variations. It can be said that it is to do as one pleases without exceeding the rules.