Huai su cursive "Over the Clock", in the collection of the Friar Museum. Huai Su's cursive writing is called "wild grass", with a round and powerful pen, making the rotation like a ring, unrestrained and smooth, in one breath, and Zhang Xu's name. In later generations, it was called "Zhang Qiansu Crazy" or "Turbulent Drunken Su". It can be said that it is a classical romantic art, which has a profound impact on future generations. He can also compose poetry, and has contacts with poets such as Li Bai, Du Fu, and Su Zhuan. Good drinking, whenever drinking rises, regardless of walls, clothes, utensils, arbitrarily waving, when people call it "drunken monk".
[Interpretation] Right Junyun: I really wrote the clock, and the grass did not reduce the tension, the servant thought that the truth was not as good as the bell, the grass was not as good as Zhang, and the world valued its ability. Huai Su's book is not enough for the Tao, and its words should be true.
"Over the Clock"
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[1] Right Junyun: I really write the clock, and the grass does not reduce the tension, the servant thinks that the truth is not as good as the bell, the grass is not as good as Zhang, and the weight of the world is its ability. Huai Su's book is not enough for the Tao, and its words should be true.
[2] Right Junyun: Wu Zhen wrote the clock, and the grass did not reduce the tension, and the servant thought that the truth was not as good as the bell, and the grass was not as good as Zhang, and the world was done
[3] The weight is based on its ability. Huai Su's book is not enough for the Tao, and its words should be true.