Chapter 93 To Zhao Puchu①

Comrade Park Chu: Holding the dazzling handwriting with both hands, I am so grateful and excited that I can't help myself!This is also a "honor" for seventy-six years, which can be commemorated by children and grandchildren.This treasure is too precious!It's really difficult to deal with. I think the mounting is not good. I plan to discuss with Wu Ping to get a proper frame. I don't know if it can be done now. Every time we enter the city, we pass the "Treasure Temple", but I think we study, you must also study, and when you don't go, let me know, we will stop by to identify the door, so that we can have a long talk in the future, and Thank you very much!Praise Li'an Bingxin in a hurry 9, 3 (This letter was collected by Comrade Zhou Dabao.) ①Zhao Puchu, poet, Buddhist scholar, calligrapher. Born on November 5, 1907, from Taihu Lake, Anhui.Engaged in Buddhism and social relief and welfare in his early years.During the Anti-Japanese War, he did relief work for refugees and children in war zones and national salvation work in cultural circles. In 1953, he served as vice president and secretary general of the Buddhist Association of China.Since the 1950s, he has published a large number of works mainly in poetry, words and music.

Successively published "Drip Collection", "Flake Collection" and so on.He is currently the vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.