A song called "Let's Swing the Oars" carries the carefree childhood of generations. This song is sung in Beijing's Beihai Park. Do you know what is so special behind the painting in Beihai Park? What kind of "past and present lives" does the Gengyue Stone on Qiong Island have? The "Book Tour" will take you to explore the secret of the Beihai With Ouyang Xiu's "Painting Fang Zhai Ji", Shi Nai'an's "Water Margin", Liang Sicheng's "History of Chinese Architecture" and other articles!
What is the relationship between the paintings in Beihai Park and the Qianlong Emperor and Ouyang Xiu?
"In the third month of Zhishui, that is, the room on the east side of his office, he was ruled as the residence of Yan's private residence, and the name was painted Fangzhai ." The Northern Song Dynasty's Ouyang Xiu's essay "The Book of Painting Fangzhai" describes a residence he built in Hua prefecture (滑州, in modern Huaxian County, Henan). Legend has it that the Qianlong Emperor remodeled the paintings in beihai park based on the inspiration of this essay. The main building inside the painting house sits north and faces south, with the pond water as the center, the spring rain forest pond hall in the south, the east and west are the mirror incense room and the Guan Miao room, surrounded by the cloister on all sides, forming a deep courtyard, which is a famous garden in Beihai Park.
What kind of "past and present lives" does the flowerstone class in Beihai Park have?
In "Water Margin", Yang Zhi lost the "Huashi Gang" and had to live on the street to sell knives. Although the "Flower Stone Class" in the novel has been lost, the "Flower Stone Class" in reality still exists. Originally a strange stone in the Imperial Garden of The Northern Song Dynasty, the "Huashi Gang" was abducted by the Jin Dynasty army after the fall of the Northern Song Dynasty and transported to Zhongdu, which is today's Beijing. In the three dynasties of the Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties, the royal family treasured these stones and regarded them as treasures and stored them in Beihai Park.
Why is Beihai "the highest treasure hall of Chinese calligraphy art"?
In addition to his love of poetry, the Qianlong Emperor was also particularly fond of calligraphy. After the Qianlong Emperor received the inscriptions of Wang Xizhi, Wang Xianzhi, and Wang Xun, he ordered people to copy and reproduce these posters, and specially built the Reading Ancient Building and the Kuaixue Hall in Beihai to store them. Shu Yi once wrote in "Discovering the North Sea": "With these two treasures, the North Sea can be called the highest treasure hall of Chinese calligraphy art. ”
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《North Sea Unexplored Region》
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January 3-7, January 10-14,
January 17 at 5:01 PM
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