Xianyu Shu's "Five Absolute Poems" page, on paper, line book, length 34.3cm, horizontal 35.9cm. Collection of the Palace Museum in Beijing. This banner is signed: "Sleepy Learning". Plutonium "Tiger Forest Hidden Official" seal. The main collections are printed with the Ming Dynasty Mu Ang "Qianning Prince Descendants Sun YongBaozhi" seal, modern "Zhang Heng private seal" and so on. This page is written in the eleventh of the twelve poems of Du Fu's "Fu Melancholy" of the Tang Dynasty (the text is slightly different from the popular version). The knot is open, the line is vigorous, and although the scale is small, it is enough to represent the heroic and heroic calligraphy style of the rare Yu clan.
The First Silk Thesis is also known as the "To the White Lotus". Bai Jue (1243-1328), zi Tingyu, Zhanyuan, Qiantang people. Former judge of Wuzhou Road and Lanxi Prefecture. Good at poetry.
According to the "Epitaph of Xianyu Fujun", Gaozu of Xianyushu once served as an official, and his grandfather "read through the great righteousness, not for the sake of examination". After the Mongol army captured Dexing Province, he fled south with his family, went to Juyongguan and was killed by "thieves", his grandmother led his family everywhere, and in the first year of Emperor Tianxing of Jin (1232), he went north to settle in Fanyang (present-day Zhuozhou, Hebei). Xian Yushu's father was engaged in grain delivery. It travels between Zhongdu, Dadu, Bieliang, Yangzhou and Hangzhou all year round. When Xian Yushu was a teenager, he continued to move with his father. Xianyushu has the generosity and arrogance of the northerners, with a large body and a thick beard, and friends call him "The Duke of Hair". The contemporary poet Liu Guan said that he was "full of river vigor, drunk and drunk, and wrote strange poems." His drinking poems are particularly pleasing to him, and when he is proud, he is often recited by others." His conceited and casual personality initially led to various conflicts with his surroundings and those in power at the top. After the second year of the Yuan Dynasty (1265), Xian Yushu successively moved to Bieliang, Yangzhou, Hangzhou, Jinhua and other places, holding some middle and lower-level official positions, which was not smooth. He often quarreled with his superiors between right and wrong in the public court, and if he did not agree with a word, he would whisk his sleeves away and be loved by the people, saying "I am rare in public." He has gone to office three times or been degraded. After the age of 37, he settled in Hangzhou and built a trapped study in the West Lake Tiger Forest. In the sixth year (1302) of Emperor Yuanchengzong's reign, he was awarded the Taichang Temple Canon, but before he could take office, he died in Qiantang at the age of 57.
Xian Yushu (1254-1322), zi Boji, the number of the poor mountain people, the old man of Jizhi, the people of Dadu (present-day Beijing), and the people of Yuyang (present-day Jixian County, Beijing), lived in Yangzhou and Hangzhou successively, and served as the shi of the eastern capital of Zhejiang. In 1302 (the sixth year of Dade), Ren Taichangdian Bo. Learning books in his early years, he failed to be like the ancients, and occasionally saw the two people in the wild pulling a car in the mud, and had an epiphany. With the same name as Zhao Mengfu, it is also known as the "giant" of the Yuan Dynasty book world, and is called "Ermiao", but its influence is slightly inferior to That of Zhao Mengfu. It is rarely written in shu and long letters, lines, and cursive, especially cursive. His books mostly use the center forward to return to the wrist, the pen and ink are pure and smooth, the momentum is majestic, and the drunken writing is strange. Solid skill, hanging wrist writing, pen strength Jian, the same era of Yuan Zhen said: "Sleepy old people are good at returning to the wrist, so their books are round, or discuss their use of Tang methods, but in the fifteenth and sixth years of acquaintance with Bo Ji, see his books vary day by day, better than the world's common books." ("Shu Lin Zao Jian") RareLy Yu Shu Jian pulled down and fell Qi Yu Xuan Ang, Zhao Meng bowed down very heavily, and each two pieces of paper were exchanged for one book.
Yuan Xian Yushu's "Ma Zhengjun Transparent Ancient Mirror Song" is "dense and seamless", with a regular posture and magnificent momentum, and the pen and ink have reached a perfect degree.