Song Ke's "Early Dynasty Poems of Cen Shan", cursive ink, 34.6 × 35.2 cm, From the Princeton University Museum.
Interpretation: Chicken singing purple mo dawn cold, warbling Huangzhou spring color. Jin Que Xiaozhong opened ten thousand households, and the Jade Rank Immortals supported thousands of officials. The flower greeted the sword and the star first fell, and the willow flag was dewless. Unique phoenix pool guests, Yang Chun a song and are difficult. The Tang Dynasty was uniform, and the Wu County Song Keshu was written.
Song Ke's cursive calligraphers, the Second King and Wang Hui, and thanks to Xu and Su's wild grass, coupled with his extraordinary skill in zhang cao, melted into one furnace to form a creative "cursive hybrid", showing the characteristics of zhang, jin and crazy three grasses.
Chapters and cursive lines of pen waves, there is a sense of affiliation; with many points, the pen is broken; the words are independent, not connected to the belt, take the horizontal trend. Imakusa uses the calligraphy brushwork to make the turn, changing the horizontal posture of the chapter grass to a vertical posture; the province is sincere and the waves, connecting the dots for the painting, the stroke gesture is smooth; the upper and lower characters echo, and there are reflections between them. Wild grass strokes are fast, round and unrestrained; the strokes are round and varied; the whole text is continuous, in one go. Song Ke's "hybrid" cursive writing is bold and longitudinal, and the words are not smooth from time to time, sometimes fast, sometimes paused, and rhythmic; the strokes are combined in circles, the same size, and the gentleness is sharp.
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