Four-panel calligraphy works: Poetry, Lyrics, Songs, and Rhapsodies

This set of four screens of poems, lyrics, songs, and rhapsodies is written on a dark blue Xuan paper with gold ink in the style of bronze script and seal script. The brushstrokes are vigorous and elegant, and the lines are round and flowing, fully demonstrating the weight and charm of Shang and Zhou bronze script.
One of a kind!
* Poem: A skillful cook cannot cook without rice; today I toil away in hardship, exhausting all my resources, so that the bitter taste may bring me relief from a thousand worries.

* Words: Carefully examine the words, scrutinize them thoroughly, and find that every expression of melancholy is bound by biased emotions. Avoid overly long or short sentences, as they can evoke a surge of inner turmoil.

* Song: Feelings arise from the heart, words are expressed in poetry, but it is not enough to sigh and lament. So the song speaks of the world's evil and the rise of oppression. This song is a way to find kindred spirits.

* Fu: Lu Ji's Fu, his great fame spread far and wide, but it cannot compare to his feelings. His writings are from ancient sages, and his lost works are a great loss. He poured out his heart to seek new interpretations and used his pen to stand out.

The works are created by senior calligraphy teachers and have both artistic and decorative value. They are suitable for display in studies, living rooms, clubs and other spaces, and are also an elegant choice for gifting to literary friends and elders.