Han Li's best - "Lizhong cursive" "Ode to Shimen" natural and bold calligraphy

The full name of "Ode to Shimen" is "Ode to Yang Jun by Han Sili School". Engraved in November of the second year of Jianhe in the Eastern Han Dynasty (148 years), written by Wang Sheng, the Taishou of Hanzhong at that time, and engraved by Wang Rong Shudan of Shuzuo on the west side of the inner wall of the stone gate, the content is the meritorious work of Yang Mengwen and others in digging the stone gate passage by Wang Sheng, the Taishou of Hanzhong.

"Ode to Shimen" cliff is one of the famous Han carvings in the mainland, it is called "Song of the Han Dynasty" together with "Song of the Pavilion" of Luoyang and "Ode to the Western Narrows" of Chengxian County, Gansu Province.

The whole cliff of "Ode to the Stone Gate" is 261 centimeters high, 205 centimeters wide, and the title is 54 centimeters high. More with a round pen, against the front of the pen back to the front of the pen, the line is calm and strong, the knot stretches and indulges, the body is thin, elegant and natural, known as the cursive script in the official book, it is a masterpiece in the Han Dynasty.

The whole text is swaying freely, interesting and elegant, it is the best of the Eastern Han Dynasty official book, known as "the cursive script in the li".

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