Word painting and calligraphy

Author: Wang Shiquan (Ming) / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
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Huanxi Sha Chun Hen Li Jing Yi Qu Xin Ci Jiu Yi Bei, Qian Nian Tian Qi Jiu Ting Tai. Xi Yang Xi Xia Ji Shi Hui? Wu Ke Na He Hua Luo Qu, Si Cheng Xiang Shi Yan Gui Lai. Xiao Yuan Xiang Jing Du Pai Hui.
① The line "Yi Qu" is from the poem "Chang'an Dao" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty: "Hua Zhi Que Chu Qing Lou Kai, Yan Ge Yi Qu Jiu Yi Bei." This line borrows both the wording and the meaning.
② Xiang Jing: A path filled with the fragrance of flowers. According to "Complete Songs of the Song Dynasty," the author of this poem should be Yan Shu. This is one of Yan Shu's famous representative works. The language is smooth and natural, clear yet profound, making it widely beloved. The lines "Wu Ke Na He Hua Luo Qu, Si Cheng Xiang Shi Yan Gui Lai" in the poem are ingeniously crafted, fluent yet subtle, perfectly balanced in parallelism while containing philosophical depth, and have long been praised by people. P4-5