1992- 1994 held three consecutive Xingdong Calligraphy Art Festival. 1997, Xing Dong and Xing Cijing (Sister Xing Dong) held a seminar on painting, calligraphy and poetry. Now it receives more than 5000 leaders at all levels, experts and scholars and Chinese and foreign tourists every year. Xing dong memorial hall collection traces * * * four parts:
The first part "Bird Pavilion Post"
(1) Seventeen calligraphy posts with double hooks in Tang Dynasty, Wang Xizhi's cursive masterpiece, are famous calligraphy posts. Because there is the word "seventeen" at the beginning, this post is called seventeen posts, and "Double Hooks in the Tang Dynasty" was copied from the original trace. Xing Dong put the stone on the stone in the 20th year of Wanli according to the authentic version of Seventeen Posts written by Wu Shide. Xing Dong once said, "Seventeen posts in my house are really the red flags of the world", which was the first in the Ming Dynasty. The origin of "Lainiao Pavilion" is because there is the word "Lainiao" in the book Seventeen Baoshengtie. Xing Dong worships Wang Xizhi's character and his calligraphy works, so he calls the place where he studied and studied "Lainiao Pavilion".
⑵ Wang Xizhi's cursive masterpiece "Clarifying Tang Tie" is a famous law tie, which was bought by Xing Dong at the stop cloud pavilion in Wu Dynasty for 3000 yuan. According to Mr. Wang Yuchi, a famous expert, the clarification column of Lai poultry house is the best among the existing clarification columns and has extremely important research value. "Clarification Hall Post" is known as the first post in the world.
⑶ Preface to Lanting is the masterpiece of Wang Xizhi's running script, which is called "the best running script in the world" in history. There are three editions in the museum, namely Dingwu Lanting, Chu Lin Ben and Zhao Ziang Lin Ben.
⑷ Huang Tingjing is Wang Xizhi's masterpiece of regular script, a well-known low-key calligraphy post, which is called Daojing, also known as "Change Goose Post".
5. Ode to a Teacher was written by Suo Jing, a calligrapher in the Western Jin Dynasty, and created Cao Zhang calligraphy.
[6] Zhao Mengfu's Static Bamboo Map is a stone carving collected by Xing Dong, which has a history of more than 690 years. On the upper left of the stone is Zhao Mengfu's running script five-character poem, and on the lower left is Xing Dong's theory of small calligraphy and painting.
The second part of the original bird house
(1) "Twenty-two-character running script carved stone" is the only trace of the late running script in Linyi today. In the fourth year of Daoguang reign in Qing Dynasty, Linyi County ordered Mo Shuchun to put a stone on it and engrave it in small print on the left and right lines of the stone.
⑵ The Map of the Elegant Garden in the West Garden was written by Xing Dong and Mi Fei in lowercase. It was written by Xing Dong at night. Carved in the thirty-eighth year of Wanli, it was copied by the upper end of Wu Menwu.
The third part "collection room"
Xing Dongmei Xing Cijing carved a series of posts in her later years. Xing Cijing's study was a famous painter, poetess and craftsman in the late Ming Dynasty. His calligraphy is good at imitating his brother, forming his own family. This article includes three parts.
(1) The Preface to the Lanting Pavilion in Lan Zhi is marked with the word "Zhi", and Xing Cijing inscribed the Preface to the Lanting Pavilion. The text is gone, leaving only Liu Chongqing's postscript.
⑵ Shi Fei Cao is marked with the word "Ju", and Ci Jing's poetry collection Fei Cao is the main part of Shi Zhi Ji Tie.
Part IV Other Stone Carvings
(1) Praise for the Portrait of Xing Taigong is a book written by Xing Dong's teacher Yu, who went to stone in the thirty-first year of Wanli.
⑵ The Inscription of Mrs. Cijing was written by Mo Shuchun, the magistrate of Linyi County in Qing Dynasty.
⑶ Poems about Birds Pavilion was written by Mo Shuchun, the magistrate of Linyi County in Qing Dynasty.
In addition, Lai Qinge also has the rubbings of Lu Ruige by Wang Qia, a senior minister of the Ministry of War in the late Ming Dynasty (the later traces of Xingdong carved by Wang Qia), and the original stone is collected in Leling Library. The post of Lu Ruige is also an original work of Lai Qinge.