Chen Xun's reading notes Liu Yin (see picture)

In the summer of 1946, the painter Zheng Wuchang painted a painting of "Liu YinTu" in Shanghai. In the picture, the lake is vast, the willows are like smoke, there are rowing boats on the lake, there are idle walkers at the bridge, there are meditations in the house, and there are knee-to-knee talks on the willow shore. These people live in seclusion in the willow forest, and a few houses for them to live in, forming a "willow hidden map".

Zheng Wuchang Liu Yin Tu Scroll on Paper By Cheng Shu (1946).

There was a poet in the Song Dynasty, called Gong Zongshu, a Danyang man, and a hermit of Liu. According to the "Guangxu Danyang County Chronicle", after Song died in the Yuan, he and his father lived in seclusion. He wrote a seven-word poem of "Inscription Willow Hidden Map", Yun: "The weeping Yang passed through my house and the head was green, and the door was distant to Mao Feng." Win the eyes of pedestrians, but suspect that this is the abyss. The poem seems to be a portrayal of the reclusive life of their father and son. The house is accompanied by weeping Yang, the door is greeted by Mao Peak, and pedestrians will look at it more when they pass by, thinking that Tao Yuanming, a great poet of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, lives here.

Two "Willow Hidden Maps", one can be seen, one can no longer be seen. When it comes to Liu Yin, people first think of Tao Yuanming, because there are five willow trees planted next to his house, and he calls himself Mr. Wuliu. Nowadays, people will also think of Liu Ruyi, a female poet of the Qing Dynasty who has a sense of family and country, because her name is Liu Yin.