Li Bai's existing poetry works are about 1,000, but what about the calligraphy works of this great poet?
There is only one surviving article, and that is the famous "Upper Balcony Post" below.
Li Bai's only surviving calligraphy work
There are only twenty-five words on the full text, that is, the black part in the middle, how many words can you recognize?
The mountains are high and the water is long, the objects are like tens of millions, there is no old pen, and it is strong and poor. Eighteenth, on the balcony book, too white.
What do you think? Think Li Bai's calligraphy is "unremarkable"? You must know that on this book post, which is regarded by the Palace Museum as the treasure of the town hall, Li Bai's authentic handwriting has attracted countless celebrities from all dynasties and dynasties to "send a bullet screen" comment on it.
For example, the following "preface" - Qinglian Yihan, can you guess who wrote it? That's right, it's our lovely Zhang Tielin, ah no, The Qianlong Emperor.
The Qianlong Emperor is quoted in the four characters of the inscription "Qinglian Yihan"
Everyone should pay attention to the vertical line of small characters in the upper right corner of the book post: Tang Li Taibai on the balcony. Who wrote this? This is from the Song Huizong, such as a fake wrapped thin gold body. In addition to the emperor, Zhang Yan, Du Ben, Ouyang Xuan and others in the Yuan Dynasty also inscribed "rubbing heat" and interpreted it with more than twice the pen and ink of the original text.
In short, Li Taibai's authentic handwriting shows his outstanding calligraphy talent, vigorous and majestic and flowing, with a pen indulgent, strong and smooth, which is just an excellent portrayal of "Li Bai's Tombstone" called "Sigao Pen Yi".
According to the records, this thesis was included in the Inner Province during the Song Dynasty, and at the end of the Song Dynasty, it was owned by the prime minister Jia Xiangdao, the Yuan Dynasty was once collected by Zhang Yan, and during the Ming Dynasty, it was hidden in the Tianlai Pavilion of the famous Fu Er Dynasty Xiang Yuanbi. In the Qing Dynasty, it first handled the collection of Anqi, and then included it in the inner palace, and at the end of the Qing Dynasty, it flowed out of the palace. During the Republic of China, a generation of celebrities Zhang Boju bought it and dedicated it to the country after the founding of New China.
It is said that Chairman Mao, who loved calligraphy, cherished this sticker very much after receiving it, repeatedly appreciated it, loved it, and finally handed it to the National Museum for collection, which is still intact.
Finally, please put up your mobile phone, let us enjoy the full version of Li Bai's original handwriting again!