Antiques with golden eyes

The words Shen Yu uttered in a low voice, especially the words "ancient copy", made Dong Yun'er's bright eyes light up instantly.

Dong Yun'er even took a step closer to Shen Yu, as if she wanted to appreciate this copy by a descendant of the calligraphy sage Wang Xizhi with Shen Yu.

Amidst the bursts of fragrant wind, Shen Yu raised his eyes and looked at the other party, then showed an incomprehensible expression.

Now Dong Yun'er is staring at Shen Yu like a groupie, her pretty face is full of admiration and admiration, especially her exquisite facial features that seem to be carefully carved. After washing off the heavy makeup, her skin is so white and rosy. The brokenness adds a bit of charm, but most people can't stand the deliberate intimacy of a beauty like her.

Seeing Shen Yu, she was very shy and casually raised her black hair beside her ear, which was full of femininity.

"This little girl looks harmless on the surface, but her intentions are as deep as the cold abyss, if not evil. She pretends to be so cute, but she doesn't know what she is planning against me!"

Thinking of this, Shen Yu quietly took a big step back.

It only takes a few glances to tell that it is a copy from the Ming Dynasty. This does not mean that Shen Yu's eyesight is so good, but that this post is not made by an anonymous person, but only for residual money.

The so-called residual amount refers to the remaining payment.

The remaining part of this copybook is: "In the ninth year of Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty, the eleven characters were written on Qingyun Peak in winter." The following characters are not blurry, but they are not there at all!

The rest of the mark was completely cut off with a paper knife, and the workmanship was so poor that one could tell at a glance that it was done by a novice.

In other words, the inscription on this copybook was stolen. It is unclear whether it was deliberately destroyed or moved to a painting.

"Quick Snow and Clear Calligraphy" will be familiar to any antique lover who likes to collect calligraphy, painting and calligraphy, because it is the work of Wang Xizhi, the sage of calligraphy.

Because the full text only has four lines and twenty-eight characters, this post is also known as the "Twenty-eight Li Pearls".

It is also known as "the best Dharma book in the world" by the ancients.

"Kuai Xue Shi Qing Tie", Wang Xianzhi's "Mid-Autumn Tie" and Wang Xun's "Bo Yuan Tie" were collectively called the "Three Treasures" by Emperor Qianlong.

The famous "Sanxi Hall" is named after this, and this post ranks first among Sanxi.

Qianlong spoke highly of this post, calling it "an incredible skill."

There are also divine comments such as "The dragon leaps over the Tianmen, the tiger crouches in the Phoenix Pavilion" and "There is no parallel in the world, and there is no parallel between ancient and modern times".

It is said that Qianlong posted more than 70 inscriptions and postscripts here, and stamped more than 170 seals.

Of course, there is still a lot of debate as to whether the existing "Kuaixueshiqingtie" is Wang Xizhi's original work.

The name "Kuaixueshiqingtie" first appeared in "Youjun Bibliography" written by Chu Suiliang in the Tang Dynasty.

Then in the Tang Dynasty Zhang Yanyuan's "Fa Shu Yaolu", Song Huizong's "Xuanhe Shupu", one of the four masters of the Song Dynasty Mi Fu's "Baozhang Waiting for Visits", and the Ming Dynasty great collector Zhang Chou's "Qinghe Calligraphy and Painting Boat"

There are records in.

Qianlong regarded it as a treasure, and it was naturally recorded in "Sanxitang Dharma Notes" and "Shiqu Baoji".

However, many people believe that the existing authentic work should be a fine copy of the Tang Dynasty double hook and ink filling.

However, the lowest authenticity is from the Tang Dynasty, because the recognized appraisal result of this post is "a thousand-year-old divine calligraphy".

So what do the twenty-eight characters of "Quick Snow and Clear Tie" mean?

In fact, it is not some little-known secret. To put it bluntly, it is a letter written by Wang Xizhi to his friend Shanyin Zhanghou.

To use the current analogy, Wang Xizhi sent an email to his friend Zhang Hou.

Zhang Hou of Shanyin was the recipient of the letter. Zhang Hou did not say that this person was called Zhang Hou. The word "Hou" was considered an honorific at that time.

The sender of the letter is naturally Wang Xizhi.

In the eyes of modern people, these twenty-eight characters sound awkward to read and the format is wrong.

First, Xizhi pauses, and then Wang Xizhi pauses, which is considered a repetition.

The recipient's name is not written at the beginning of the line, but at the end, which makes it very awkward to read.

But ancient letters had such a format.

The explanation of the twenty-eight characters in vernacular is: [The snow fell quickly today and I am in a pretty good mood, but because the incident before did not help you, I suddenly felt a little uncomfortable and felt that the world was going on.

Somewhat helpless, Wang Xizhi.]

"Brother Yu, since you know that this calligraphy is a Ming Dynasty copy, can you identify whose hand it is from?"

Dong Yun'er handed the snuff bottle to Shen Yu, and then asked tenderly.

Shen Yu did not answer Dong Yun'er's question, but first carefully put the snuff bottle into the box, and then put the wooden box under his arm.

Seeing this, Dong Yun'er pouted, as if people treat you as a friend, but you don't believe them.

Shen Yu pretended not to see him. He thought for a moment before speaking slowly, "Since the Jin Dynasty, the ancients who were good at calligraphy didn't talk about the caliber of people, but the calligraphy of any Jinshi can make modern people stunned.

"Of course, being good at calligraphy does not necessarily mean you are a calligrapher.

"In ancient times, it was extremely difficult for a person to transform from an ordinary literati to a well-known calligrapher.

"An ancient saying goes, there is no first in literature, no second in martial arts. Don't convince others when a scholar's temper gets worse. He may not even be convinced himself.

"So with the exception of Wang Xi, the sage of calligraphy, the number one calligrapher in the Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties is all controversial.

"For example, who had the best calligraphy in the Ming Dynasty? Some would say it was Shen Du and the Shen Can brothers, the founders of Guange style. Others would say it was Shen Zhou or Zhu Zhishan and Tang Bohu.

"Wang Duo is extremely accomplished in calligraphy, and of course some people say that Wang Duo is.

"There are also many people talking about Mi Wanzhong, Zhang Ruitu, Dong Qichang, etc.

"Everyone has their own admirers, and the debate can be described as endless.

"But the most recognized calligrapher of the Ming Dynasty is Wen Zhengming!"

Speaking of this, Shen Yu paused and then said in a deep voice: "So this post should be a copy of Wen Zhengming's."

Shen Yu just dealt with it casually. He didn't care at all about this appraisal. Just imagine how could Shen Yu care about someone who cheated him once?

Shen Yu kept a respectful distance from these antique dealers, so he was prepared to say a few words before leaving.

However, Shen Yu's attribution of this copy to Wen Zhengming's name is not purely blind, because the handwriting of this post is very similar to the handwriting of Wen Zhengming's imitation of Wang Xizhi's Lanting Collection Preface that Shen Yu obtained at the Baoyuan auction.< /p >

Wen Zhengming's seal script, Li script, Kai script, Xing script and Cao script are all connected, all five parts are refined, and all five parts are divine.

His calligraphy skills were ranked second in the Ming Dynasty, and no one dared to call him first.

Wen Zhengming lived a long life, and lived to be ninety years old.

From learning calligraphy at a young age until he was ninety years old, he was still writing. He was still writing before his death, and could even write the entire Lanting Preface.

Calligraphy certainly requires talent, but it also requires sweat.

Just imagine, with more than 80 years of calligraphy skills, who in the world can compare? How dare you compare?

"Brother Shen, since you said we are friends, how about a hug?" Dong Yun'er smiled and opened her arms towards Shen Yu.

Regarding Shen Yu's identification results, Dong Yun'er calmly accepted it without any doubts. Of course, there was no surprise on her face.

Shen Yu shook his head, "Men and women are not close to each other, and there is no reason to hug even friends."

"Then shake hands! You won't even refuse a handshake, right?" Dong Yun'er's voice clearly had a hint of coquettishness.

Holding both hands together, Shen Yu's pupils suddenly shrank because there was an extra mass in his palm.

He was about to ask, but he saw Dong Yuner pursed her red lips and shook her head imperceptibly.

After a moment of silence, Dong Yun'er said sadly: "Brother Yu, although we didn't meet by chance, we don't know when we will meet again. Please take care of yourself."

Shen Yu clenched his right hand and looked solemn, "We will meet again if we are destined. You are young and have a bright future. I hope you can take the right path in the future."

"Don't worry, Brother Yu, the path I'm taking now is not a detour."

After saying that, Dong Yun'er smiled at Shen Yu, then pulled Dong Xiaofu up and disappeared into the alley.

Just a few seconds later, Dong Yun'er's clear and melodious voice came from the alley again, "I'll have someone come ride the motorcycle in a while. As for Brother Yu, the cash in your wallet will be used as the money for Xiaofu's soup and medicine. We'll meet again..."

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