Ming | Wei Xuelian's "Record a Poem of The Poor Side of the Tang Dynasty"

Wei Xuelian's "Record a Poem Fan of the Poor Side Words of the Tang Dynasty" Golden Note Benxing Cursive 16×51.6cm Collection of Shanghai Museum

Explanation: The arrows and bows dispatched the soldiers of the four towns, and the people did not dare to go near the east. There was nothing going on along the edge, only to see peace and fire entering the city.

Department of Funds: Side words. Wei Xuelian.

Wei Xuelian Zi Yi ,号内斋,一作容斋, Zhejiang Jiashan ren, one of the "Six Gentlemen of Donglin" Wei Dazhong second son. Chongzhen was promoted to a priest in the sixteenth year, and after the death of Ming, he first surrendered to Li Zicheng, and soon after he was ashamed and hanged himself. He is good at painting landscapes and working part-time on flowers and birds. His paintings are rare, and Jian Jin has a lot of "horse corner" will.