1, Xia Re Tie, Five Dynasties, Yang Ningshi Book. Paper, 23.8cm long and 33cm wide. The cursive script has 8 lines and 32 words. Summer Hot Post is a letter written by Yang Ningshi. Because of the hot weather, I gave the monks a summer drink "crispy honey water" as a greeting. His calligraphy adopts the brushwork of Yan Zhenqing and Liu Gongquan in Tang Dynasty, which is majestic and dangerous, vigorous and tall. Compared with regular script and running script, its artistic style is quite different, which shows the rich artistic changes of calligraphers and is one of the representative works of Yang Ningshi's calligraphy.
2, "Abdominal Pain Post", Zhang in Tang Dynasty. The height is 4 1 cm and the width is 34 cm. This stone carving was made in the third year of Jiayou in the Northern Song Dynasty (1058). Explanation: I have a terrible stomachache. I wonder if it's caused by cold and heat. If you want to take rhubarb decoction, both cold and heat are beneficial. What should you do? Non-surgical. In surgery, that is, Atractylodes macrocephala, originated from the top-grade potential Taoism. In the second year of Yuanfeng in the Western Han Dynasty (109), the county was established, belonging to Danyang County, and the county ruled Yuqian Town, Lin 'an City, Zhejiang Province. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, it was changed to _ to dive.
3. The Five Dynasties Immortal Living Method, written by Yang Ningshi at the age of 76. Paper book, 27 cm long and 2 1.2 cm wide. The cursive script has 8 lines and 85 words. As his masterpiece in his later years, it had a great influence on calligraphy in Song Dynasty. Interpretation: Walking and living in the sitting and lying place, rubbing your hands and rubbing your stomach. When a bosom friend is fast, his hands crouch under his intestines. Sit on your waist and rub your kidneys with your back fist. I feel very tired, even though my family helps me. Tireless, endless day and night. After a long time, I gradually stepped into the road of immortality. In the winter of the first year of Gan _, it was handed down by the master at Huayang Corner.
4. "Dihuang soup paste", also known as "Bride's Dihuang soup paste". Wang Xianzhi's books in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Cursive script, 25.3 cm long and 24.0 cm wide, is collected in Shudao Museum, Taitung District, Tokyo, Japan. "Dihuang Decoction" is the name of a traditional Chinese medicine. This is a short article about this medicine. Interpretation: The bride's service to Dihuang Tang seems to have decreased. Sleep and food are still not good, and worries are lingering. Be sure to mention what you said before. Xie Sheng hasn't returned it yet, but what happened? I can't solve the problem of advance and retreat, just consider it a book to ask questions.
5. Wang Xianzhi's cursive masterpiece "Duck Head Pill Post" written on silk in the Eastern Jin Dynasty. This post is now in Shanghai Museum, with two lines 15. Interpretation: duck head pill, so it is not good. When you are clear, I must meet you. Judging from the tone of the post, it should be that someone ate duck head pills, but felt that the effect was not good, so he told Wang Xianzhi about it. After receiving the letter, Wang Xianzhi felt that it was as he said in his letter, so he wrote back and asked the friend to get together tomorrow for advice.