Graceful but mellow and exquisite - Zhao Mengfu's regular book "Emperor Guts Tablet Scroll"

The regular script "Emperor Shi Bilba Tablet Volume", the full name is "Da Yuan Edict Longxing Temple Dajue Puci Guangzhao No God Master Tablet", 33.6 cm long, 166 cm wide. On paper, now in the Palace Museum in Beijing.

Zhao Mengfu wrote an inscription manuscript in the third year of Yanyou (1316), at the age of sixty-three, at the behest of Yuan Renzong, which recorded the merits and deeds of the Yuan Dynasty emperor. At the back of the volume, there are Qing Yao Yuanzhi, Yang Yan, Li Hongyi, Pan Zuyin, Wang Yirong and others.

The volume of the teacher Li Yong, the line of the book attitude used in the regular script, take its sparse, to its frivolous, pen to look forward to, beautiful and vigorous.

This volume of penmanship is charming, vigorous and vigorous, unique style, in the regular and solemn place to see the chic and innocent charm, can be described as the pen lifted, the words are straight, fully embodies the charm and brilliance of Zhao calligraphy.

In the inscription, Yao Yuanzhi of the Qing Dynasty believes that this work is "graceful and powerful". Li Hongyi believes: "The backbone is beautiful, and it is purely the pen of self-luck." It can be seen that this work is written in Zhao's unique brushwork, which has both "遒" and "beauty", and reflects the mellow and exquisite calligraphy of Zhao Mengfu's style.

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