1693-1765 famous painter in Qing dynasty. The word kerou,no. Banqiao. Xinghua, Jiangsu, was a scholar in the first year of Qianlong (1736). Poetry, words, good books and good paintings. Poetry despises idioms. He is good at drawing flowers, wood and stones, especially orchids and bamboo. The beauty of orchid leaves is reflected in Jiao Mo's brushwork. The cursive script stands upright and has a long fortune. More but not messy, less but not sparse, it is absolutely beautiful to use. Books are also unique, with mixed official texts and sample books, calling themselves "six and a half books". Sometimes it is done through painting. The brushwork of the seal is simple and ancient. As a free and uninhibited person, he chose the county magistrate by Jinshi, made poetry and wine for daily affairs, and transferred to Wei County. At the age of 20, he sought help for the people because of hunger, returned to his hometown and lived in Yangzhou, which made him famous. Indulge in mountains and rivers, and have a drunken hometown tour with poets and savages. When writing about the thin stone of the jungle and the monk wall in the lounge, the viewer will sigh. The Complete Works of Banqiao is written in calligraphy. The paintings he sold were polished and circulated for a while. It is one of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou". At the age of 73. Zheng Xie painted bamboo the most in his life, followed by orchids and stones, but he also painted pines and chrysanthemums. He is a representative literati painter in Qing Dynasty. Record of Yangzhou Painting Boat, Continuation of Painting Symbols in the State (Qing Dynasty), Copper Prints, Moline Modern Ci, Moline Rhyme and Poems with the Garden.

In ancient times, it was called "ornament", that is, the "norm" of ornament. Also known as "running an example", it is the "convention" of paying money. Fiona Fang can't live without rules, and it's better to formulate a norm than no norm. However, there was no unified publishing management organization in ancient times, and Runbi was popular among the people and varied. It is difficult for buyers and sellers to reach an agreement on the price in person, so some painters (or writers) set up their own "decorations". Particularly interesting is Zheng Banqiao's "Runge Notice":

Six two, four two, two two, five two for fans.

He also pointed out in particular that "cash transactions" must be carried out:

It is better to send gifts and food than to send money; It's not necessarily what my brother likes from the government. Giving money makes you happy, and calligraphy and painting are also good. Gifts are tangled and credit is particularly bad. Old and tired, you can't say useless things to a gentleman.

This "notice" clearly explains the specifications, sizes, prices, and even payment methods, and prohibits credit, which is convenient for buyers and sellers to tailor clothes. More interestingly, he attached a poem to the "notice":

Painting bamboo is more than buying bamboo. The paper is six feet high and costs three thousand yuan.

Ren Qu (he) talks about the handover of the past, only when the autumn wind passes by.

The poem once again emphasizes that his "notice" is "true" rather than a joke, and asks the painter not to make a fuss about mediation. At the end of the "notice", he also solemnly signed the chapter and signed the words "Thank you at the end of this year".

This "Runge Notice", with clear price and vivid wit, embodies Zheng Banqiao's uninhibited character. There is no hypocrite spirit of "not talking about money", and there is no taste of hypocrisy, but the "Banqiao style" with authentic humor, frankness and frankness. It will not make people bored, but will only smile.

"Runge" is so detailed and "rules" are so clear-this great painter and calligrapher left a famous saying that he is not confused at all on the "principle issue" concerning his labor value!