Ming Shendu's "Four Proverbs, Seven Laws of Poetry Pages", the four proverbs are the Book of Letters, the Pages of the Seven Laws of Poetry are the Book of Li, and at the end there is Shen Cang's Text, which is collected by the Palace Museum in Beijing.
The "Four Proverbs" is a moral precept developed by the Song Dynasty master Cheng Yi based on Confucius's "Analects of Yan Yuan XII", "Do not look at incivility, do not listen to incivility, do not speak in incivility, and do not move". The "Four Proverbs" was once the collection of the Qianlong, Jiaqing, and Xuantong Imperial Palaces in the Qing Dynasty, and in 1922, the last emperor Puyi "appreciated Pujie" and was taken to the Imperial Palace. It was purchased in 1965 at the expense of the Palace Museum.
Shen Du, a Calligrapher of the Ming Dynasty, was good at calligraphy such as seals, li, kai, and xing, and his brother Shen Cang was good at calligraphy, hidden in the secret house, and was known as "the pavilion style is the representative figure of the Ming Dynasty Taige style calligraphy." For this reason, his xiaokai became an object of emulation by people and scholars in the officialdom. Its small strokes are elegant and light, the inside of the knot is tight, the outside is longitudinal, dignified and elegant.
I. Shen Du's "Four Proverbs of the Book of Letters, The Seven Laws of the Book of Lishu Poetry Pages", a full volume of appreciation:
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2. Shen Du's "Four Proverbs of the Book of Letters, Seven Laws of Poetry Pages of the Book of Lishu" partial enlargement.
1. Appreciation of the Four Proverbs of the Book of Letters by Shen Du:
2. Appreciation of the Seven Laws of Poetry Of the Book of Li of Shen Du's "Four Proverbs of the Book of Letters, The Seven Laws of the Book of Lishu Poetry Page Collection":
3. Shen Du's "Four Proverbs of the Book of Letters, Seven Laws of Poetry Pages of the Book of Lishu", Shen Yueba Wen Appreciation: