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Invisible in the Drizzle, Wet Clothes; Watching Flowers Fall Silently - Liu Jiekuan
Calligraphy
Size 138-76CM
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Certificate
M2025CGY000023PA
Artist
Kuan-Liang Liu
Creation Year
2025
Condition Status
Well
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POST WINGS
Introduction
The calligrapher Liu Jiekuan writes: "In the fine rain, my clothes get wet and I can't see, the idle flowers fall silently to the ground."
From Liu Changqing's "Farewell to Yan Shiyuan"
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Liu Changqing
Original text:
Spring breeze leans against the oars at He Lü city,
The water country is chilly in spring, the sky alternates between cloudy and clear.
In the fine rain, my clothes get wet and I can't see,
The idle flowers fall silently to the ground.
The sun slants and casts a lone sail's shadow on the river,
The grass is green, and my feelings for Hunan stretch for miles.
If we meet on the eastern road, I would ask about an acquaintance,
The blue robe has now led me astray from being a scholar.
From Liu Changqing's "Farewell to Yan Shiyuan"
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Liu Changqing
Original text:
Spring breeze leans against the oars at He Lü city,
The water country is chilly in spring, the sky alternates between cloudy and clear.
In the fine rain, my clothes get wet and I can't see,
The idle flowers fall silently to the ground.
The sun slants and casts a lone sail's shadow on the river,
The grass is green, and my feelings for Hunan stretch for miles.
If we meet on the eastern road, I would ask about an acquaintance,
The blue robe has now led me astray from being a scholar.
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