"Han Gong Chun Xiaotu" was shocked in Suzhou?Wait for the world to solve the fog

In the long history of Huaxia, countless literati and Merk guests have emerged. They have left many masterpieces in the world, giving dust in time, and waiting for the world to read her annual rings.

(Correspondent: Huang Wuhua) According to the Suzhou Workstation of the Oriental Huaxia Cultural Heritage Protection Center, Zhao Lixin, a folk collector in Suzhou, found a "Hanyong Chun Xiaotu", which is said to be the masterpiece of the Ming Dynasty painter Qiu Ying.

According to the records of "Han Gong Chun Xiaotu", it is a painting of the silk heavy lottery ladies created by the Ming Dynasty painter Qiu Ying. It is the first long volume of the Chinese heavy lottery ladies and is known as one of the "China's Top Ten famous paintings".

Pictured: "Han Gong Chun Xiaotu" hand volume

Zhao Lixin, who has passed the flower armor, has been collecting more than 30 years of collection. Recently, he accidentally discovered the "Han Gong Chun Xiaotu" when he sorted out his ancestral collection. Qiu Ying's wishes have not been circulated, and the real traces are rare. This unexpected harvest made the collection of "old players" who couldn't believe it.

Pictured: Zhao Lixin showed "Han Gong Chun Xiaotu" to the correspondent

It is reported that after the creation of "Han Gong Chun Xiaotu" from the 19th year of Jiajing to 23 (1540-1544), it was collected by the Ming Dynasty collector Wang Aijing and others. It was purchased by Yuanzhang; in the Qing Dynasty, in March of the 52nd year of Kangxi (1713), he entered the court of the Qing Dynasty as a congratulatory gift from Kangxi's 60th birthday, and was recorded in Volume 15 of "Shi Qu Bao Di". It is now collected in the Taipei Palace Museum. So, what is the connection between the two "Han Palace Spring Xiaotu" hidden in the Taipei Palace Museum?

Zhao Lixin introduced that he also consulted the records of "Hanyong Chun Xiaotu". The painting in his home was 29.5cm, the painting was 555cm, and the inheritance was clear. From the postscript of the handwriting title, the Ming Dynasty Xiang Yuanzhang, Mu's, An Guo, Lu Zhi, Zhou Tianqi, the Song Dynasty, Liu Shu, the Republic of China Qin Wenjin and other celebrities and celebrities collected. near. In addition, Qiu Ying was originally born in Taicang, Jiangsu, and later moved to Suzhou. Many of the celebrities who collected this painting above are also people around Suzhou. Therefore, this painting work found in Suzhou has also increased its credibility. Zhao Lixin showed the "Hangong Chun Xiaotu" to the correspondent. The work described the daily chores in the palace in the early spring in the form of hand rolls. On the paper, a relaxed and lively atmosphere, showing people's humanistic thoughts that people are positive and loved by people everywhere.

Pictured: "Han Gong Chun Xiaotu" Qianlong Royal Title

Pictured: Local details of "Han Gong Chun Xiaotu"

Zhao Lixin said: "Qiu Ying was from the cold door, from the lacquer to the four families of the Ming Dynasty. After twists and turns, he finally witnessed the tenacious spiritual power of the Chinese nation. He recorded the voice of history with a unique language. Lead the descendants of Huaxia to inherit civilization. "

Zhao Lixin said: "Supporting the development of art to respond to the call of the national development cultural industry. Civil collections can make cultural communication more diversified. While meeting the needs of public cultural needs, it also plays a role in the protection and inheritance of cultural heritage. The important source of cohesion and creativity, a firm cultural self -confidence is also a testimony of the country's soft power. "

Folk collection contains huge energy, and many of the original treasures that were originally out of reach are entering people's lives in different ways. In order to give this "Han Gong Chun Xiaotu" that explicitly "positive body", Zhao Lixin has applied for registration and filing, and I believe that the fog can soon be unlocked. (Correspondent: Huang Wuhua)

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