As the prime minister of the Song Dynasty, Qin Gui failed to keep his integrity when he was arrested by Jin Jun. He buttered up to the 8 Jin Army and tried his best to please the leaders of the 8 Jin Army, hoping to get good treatment. Then work for 8 jin j, betraying the country and seeking glory. What he did was no different from that of a traitor, and it was ugly. In the face of events such as the heir to the throne and making peace, Qin Gui falsely accused Yue Fei of killing him on trumped-up charges just because he didn't agree with his political views, which led to the death of a generation of famous soldiers with hatred and even ruin.
Although Qin Gui was a courtier, he wrote poems all over the world, and he was quite good at writing. In Tao's Book History Society, he said that he could seal the seal, and he was deeply impressed to see the words Jade Rabbit Spring engraved on the pillar of Jinling Confucian Temple.
Achievements of calligraphy art
Influenced by Huang Tingjian, a great calligrapher in the Northern Song Dynasty, his style and brushwork are stretched with a pen, and the structure in the upper right corner is steep, which coincides with the trend of Huang Zi's brushwork. However, Qin Gui's words in this article seem to lack the "radial" structure in which yellow characters converge in the middle palace and diverge around. Compared with the yellow characters, Zhonggong is more spacious, so it looks gentle, elegant and gentle.
"All rides posted" is a six-line running script. Most of the characters in this post have the meaning of rice book, especially the trend on the side, especially like. For example, the words such as "riding", "profit" and "ping" in the post are all the same as the word "rice", except that the whole post lacks the momentum of "flying with pride" and the momentum of "rice" that everything is ready, endless changes and superb. On the other hand, Qin Gui's posts are more casual and calm.