"Fighting Deer Fu" was written in the 32nd year of Qianlong's reign, when Qianlong was 57 years old and in the prime of life. The writing style is round and the structure is rigorous and dignified. It represents the highest achievement of Qianlong style calligraphy art. These ten lines of screen writing were written on the Jinsu Mountain Sutra Collection Paper of the Song Dynasty. The Jinsu Mountain Sutra Collection Paper of the Song Dynasty was highly regarded by later generations. However, the imperial writings written by Emperor Qianlong on the ten huge Jinsu Mountain Sutra Collection Papers are very rare, not to mention the writings on them. He is proud of the long-form masterpiece "The Fighting Deer".
Emperor Qianlong's Imperial Painting "Poetry on a Fighting Deer" sold at Poly's 2011 Spring Auction for 41.4 million yuan
Qianlong Emperor Hongli (1711-1799), Emperor Gaozongchun, surnamed Aixinjueluo, the fourth son of Yongzheng, Jianyuan Qianlong. He is also good at landscapes, flowers, orchids, bamboos, plum blossoms, and broken branches. He likes to use Dong Qichang's brushwork to create small scenes in the distance. The Buddha statues written in the middle are also made with only a few strokes. However, among the people, there are more pine and plum blossoms. Indulge yourself in calligraphy and travel as much as you want. Everywhere you go, you will write a poem to record the highlights. The royal book is carved on stone. The book is round and beautiful, imitating Zhao Mengfu, but the words are the same, with no changes. Although there is an image of peace, in the end Shaoxiongwu style. The collection of the inner palace is particularly beautiful and rich. In the ninth year of Qianlong's reign (1744), he was ordered to compile forty-four volumes of Shiqu Baoji. The calligraphy and paintings in Fanmi Pavilion's collection, as well as the inscriptions, inscriptions and postscripts, as well as those who had invited Kuizhang's seals, were recorded one by one.
Qianlong embodies three important literary values in "Fighting Deer Fu". First, it reflects the benevolence and righteousness of Qianlong's holy heart; second, the beautiful diction makes people feel emotional when reading it; third, it represents the Qing Dynasty literature. The highest level of endowment.
