During the Qing Dynasty, Emperor Qianlong was not only a monarch, but also a famous collector. There are many authentic paintings and calligraphy in his inner house, some of which are widely known, such as "Clear Post When the Snow is Fast" and "Boyuan Post", etc., all of which have his inscriptions and imprints. But Qianlong also has some favorite "secret treasures", one of which is Mi Fu's "Lisao Sutra". This work is the source of Chinese romantic literature, copied by 31-year-old Mi Fu, a total of 2492 words, the length of the volume is about 10 meters, and the size of a single word is about 3 cm. The font is dignified and beautiful, the line of writing and regular script are mixed, the pen is fine and neat, the rhyme is coherent, and every stroke shows the style of the Wei and Jin dynasties. Qianlong praised the book and praised its indescribable beauty in the epigraph at the end of the volume. Mi Fu's "Lisao Sutra" although the style of the subsequent works is different, but the sense of warmth and beauty is easier for beginners to grasp, helping to lay a solid foundation for the art of calligraphy. This work, now in the National Palace Museum in Taipei, is an extremely rare volume of "rare books", which has been identified as authentic by experts and is valued at more than 100 million. After many efforts, we have reproduced it in ultra-high definition, restored its complete and clear content and inscriptions, and made it more precious and collectible.
