Song Gaozong Linlan Pavilion Preface, source: Qing Tuo "Ansuxuan Stone Carving", folded, half-open 32.5 cm long, 15.1 cm wide. Collection of the Palace Museum.
"An Suxuan Stone Carving", the first year of Jiaqing, Shexian Bao Shufang Ji, Shufang word Xi Fen, self-signed An Suxuan, at this moment since Tang Ming, all with ink to copy the stone, no volume several times, each volume of the name of the book An Suxuan stone carving. In the fourth year of Daoguang, his son Zhiting and Yueting were carved, and Jiangdu Dang Xiling was copied and engraved.
Gaozong of the Song Dynasty (1107-1187), known as Zhao Gou, was the founding emperor of the Southern Song Dynasty and was once named "King Kang". Zhao Gou is politically mediocre and incompetent, but he is good at calligraphy, and Tao Zongyi of the Ming Dynasty said in "The History of Calligraphy": "Gaozong is good and true, lined, cursive, and the sky is capable, and all are wonderful." His calligraphy influenced and influenced the Southern Song Dynasty calligraphy. The hand-me-down ink has been handed down to include "Cursive Luo Shen Fu", "Thousand Character Text" and so on.
This post is engraved in the "Ansuxuan Stone Carving", the single post name is the book "Song Gaozong Book"; there is a boundary bar between the lines, and the engraved paragraph: "Shaoxing 19th summer and May to give Chen Kangbo". The calligraphy of this post is graceful and free, natural and smooth, and it has won the charm of Wei and Jin calligraphy.
Chen Fan's treasure carving: "Shaoxing Gengwu on the fifth day of the ninth month, Chen Fan's treasure." "And Xu Youren carved it.