Zhu Yizun Lishu "Penglai Pavilion Record" Appreciation!
Zhu Yizun (1629-1709), also known as Xi Shui (鬯), also known as Bamboo Dragon (竹垞), also known as 醧醧, was a native of Xiushui, Zhejiang (now part of Jiaxing, Zhejiang). Qing Dynasty poet, scholar, and bibliophile. Bo Qitong jingshi, good at poetry, the founder of the Zhejiang school, poetry and Wang Shichen, known as the two major sects of the north and south "Southern Zhubei King"; the lyrics style is clear, the founder of the "Zhejiang West Poetry School", and Chen Weisong and called "Zhu Chen"; proficient in Jinshi literary history, the purchase of ancient books spares no effort, for the early Qing Dynasty one of the famous bibliophiles. He is the author of "The Collection of Exposed Books", "Old News under the Sun", and "Examination of Jingyi"; the compilation of "Dictionary" is an important selection of Chinese lexicology.
Zhu Yizun read a lot of books and was rich in knowledge, especially the study of gold and stone. In the early Qing Dynasty, he was known for his good Lishu, and Wang Shimin and Zheng Qi were known as the three masters of the Early Qing Dynasty Lishu, taking the "Cao Quan Stele", using the pen to take its flowing and flowing, easy stretching, and the knot body to take its square flat dignified, calm and elegant. Zhu Yizun not only worked deeply on the Cao Quan Stele, but also had an accurate understanding and grasp of the overall aesthetic rhyme of Han Li, so his books were peaceful and elegant, and the ancient meaning was full of ancient meaning.
This post is a volume of Zhu Yizun's book "Records of Penglai Pavilion of the Prince of Dengzhou Taishou", 21.7x27.1 cm, collected by the Shanghai Museum. Please enjoy.
