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The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

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In our lives, we often have a time when we write a typo, why do we write a mistake called a "typo", and the ancients can write a misspell that can leave a name through the ages and have been passed down to this day.

The typos that appeared in ancient times, each with a unique meaning, why did later generations not even dare to correct it?

Do the six blatant typos in Chinese history have any unique meaning that have survived to this day? Let's look down together↓

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

The most typos that have appeared

This kind of typo, big eyes used to be fine, but if you look closely, you can feel a little wrong.

The most famous is the Ming Filial Piety Mausoleum of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty in Nanjing, can you see that there is any typo here?

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

That's right, the Ming Filial Piety Tomb here is written as "Shu" Xiaoling, obviously this word is the sun and the moon, but it is written as the moon and the moon, and the day of the Ming word is more horizontal.

Not only is it written wrong on this stele, but even the stone wall of the mausoleum behind it is also written with the words "the tomb of the Ming Taizu of this mountain", and the clear characters in it are also written as "Shuyue".

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

For this typo, the stele is the previous calligrapher Wu Zhongqi intentionally, and on the tombstone stone wall, this typo is the word inscribed at the beginning of the Republic of China period.

If you want to find out who inscribed the word now, it is a little difficult, after all, a long time has passed, but there is one point, the person with this inscription must also be a famous artist at that time, and his status will not be low.

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

If you talk about the allusion in this typo, this "Ming" is written as "眀" and has more horizontal "avoid" and less "fish", which is very different.

After all, the previous "avoidance" and "fish" were all from the emperor of the current dynasty, which was legal and compliant for people, and the emperor's status was high and heavy, of course, no one could question it.

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

But this "Shu" is very different, obviously the appearance of this word does not have "legitimacy", but why can it be passed down to this day?

Because this word comes from the hands of great calligraphers, it can be used as a calligraphy body, and the origin of the word "Shu" is also very powerful, from the famous work of the great calligrapher Wang Xianzhi of the Eastern Jin Dynasty "Luo Shen Fu", the text is written as "Shu".

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

In fact, like this "Ming" word writing error, there is also such a plaque hanging in the famous Wuhou Temple in Chengdu, which reads "Ming Liang through the ages", and the "Ming" on it is written as "Shu".

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

The world's first typo

This is the young and young, the summer resort, the big plaque hanging on it, is known as the first typo in the world, inscribed by the emperor.

Although many people in the central government at that time also saw this typo, but because these four words were inscribed by Emperor Kangxi himself, of course, no one dared to say that it was wrong.

Can you see that among these four words, which one is a typo?

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

That's right, it is the word "avoid" in the summer resort, and we can see on this picture that the word "Xin" in the middle is one more horizontal.

The emperor is in people's hearts, no matter what he does, he is right, so it has been passed down to this day, and it is still written like this to us, and it has not been changed.

The most particular typos

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

Let's take a look at this stone, there are four words engraved on it, let's look for the four words here, which one is wrong?

It is engraved with the words "Flower Port View Fish", although we all know that this "fish" character has traditional characters.

However, it still looks a little awkward, shouldn't the traditional Chinese character for "fish" be "魚"?

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

How can there be a point missing? Don't talk about this, there is really a bit of a way to say it.

These four words are the imperial pen of Emperor Kangxi, and the reason why he deliberately wrote it like this.

It was because Kangxi at that time believed in Buddhism, and when he inscribed these words, he saw that there were four dots below the fish, and the four dots represented the meaning of "fire".

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

I thought to myself, there is a fire under the fish, can this fish still live?

So there is the current three-point water fish, Kangxi at that time just wanted the fish to be able to live in the water unrestrained.

A striking typo

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

The plaque of this couplet reads: "With the country of Xiu Anfu Honorable Mansion, the same day and the old article moral saint's family".

This is in the Confucian Mansion in Qufu, Shandong, and you may see at a glance that there is a typo in the couplet, that is, the word "rich" in the "and Guocheng Xiu'an Fu Honorable Mansion" in the upper couplet is a little less.

Can you guess what this means?

In fact, you can look at this picture like this, pay attention to the two words "rich" and "chapter" in the middle, the top of the rich word is a little less, and the bottom of the chapter is very long.

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

These two words are wonderful, the rich word does not come out to symbolize "wealth without head", and the elongation of the chapter word is to show that "the article is through the sky", and the identity of the rich in ancient times is very special.

Although it is a typo, everyone will applaud after reading it and understanding the deep meaning inside.

The most heart-wrenching typo

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

There is such a place in Xi'an, called the Forest of Steles, and the plaque hanging above it is from the hand of the famous anti-smoking hero and patriotic general of the Qing Dynasty, and his name is Lin Zexu.

I believe that everyone is familiar with this name, he became famous for the ban on smoking, but he was also ruined because of the ban on smoking.

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

At that time, he was framed, and was relieved by the emperor at that time and sent to Yili to serve the country to atone for his sins.

On the way there, I passed through Xi'an, and wrote the poem "If the country lives and dies, how can it be avoided because of misfortune and fortune".

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

In order to let go of the pain in his heart and find a new starting point in life, he encouraged himself to write these two big "stele forests", I don't know if it was his feelings at that time.

When writing the words "Forest of Steles", I deliberately omitted a skimming on it, and some people thought after seeing it. This is Lin Zexu's feelings, and this missing thing is because he wants to lose his official hat, and the pain in his heart is felt.

As for whether this conjecture is true or not, no one can really understand it now.

The most vivid typo

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

Everyone should be familiar with Baotu Spring, it is in Jinan, Shandong, and it is obvious that the word "Tu" in the middle is missing a point.

Here there is a stone tablet engraved with "Baotu Spring" standing in the lake, and these three big characters on it come from the hand of Hu Zhangzong, the governor of Shandong in the Ming Dynasty.

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

Why is it the most vivid typo?

Because before, I heard that because the water column of the spring water was too fierce, the "lid" covering it was directly flying, so the current "Baotu Spring" did not have the above point.

It is also a kind of people's imagination, used to symbolize the fierceness and strength of the spring!

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

The following picture is a question left for everyone, which one in the picture is a typo? What kind of deep meaning does it have? If you know, you can leave a message in the comment area to see if it can be clear to everyone at a glance.

The six most blatant typos in Chinese history, look at what allusions they have!

In the above pictures, I don't know if everyone has found the right one?

There are many, many more typos like this, I don't know if you have seen it? In fact, there is a typo in this article, I don't know if you have found it.

Welcome to leave a message for everyone to discuss......

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