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The notes of these great figures are extremely rare, because they contain a lot of important content, precious historical materials, and rare works of art, so many people like them very much. If you can appreciate them well, it will be an artistic enjoyment!

Take the handwritten copy that Chairman Mao gave to Li Shuyi for example. This handwritten copy is extremely rare. In this letter, Chairman Mao copied down a poem he had recently created, which is the poem "Dielianhua. Reply to Li Shuyi" that everyone knows. This was the poem Chairman Mao gave to her.

Besides, Li Shuyi wrote to Chairman Mao because he was able to write this poem. In the letter, Mr. Li wrote a poem called "Bodhisattva Man" and described the process of its formation.

Comrade Li Zhixun died for his country, so Li Shu missed him day and night. She dreamed that Comrade Liu Zhixun came back safely. When Li Shu woke up, she burst into tears, and thus this poem came into being:

Lan Gui turned over in a lonely manner, and last night's sadness was brought back to her.

What happened next was so embarrassing that I was still dreaming about it when I woke up.

Where did the soldiers go? There has been no news for six years.

Woke up with tears streaming down my face!

So he sent the poem to the Chairman. After reading it, the Chairman was filled with emotion, and the four words "I lost my proud Yang, and you lost your Liu" flowed out naturally from the tip of his pen.

You see, there is such a complicated story in this letter.

Let’s take a look at Lu Xun’s “From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore”, which is an article that everyone is familiar with, but few people have seen its original version!

This manuscript is very well written, with excellent handwriting and an ancient font, with a very stone-like feel. If you look closely, you can see that it contains a lot of things, and there are even some traces of modifications!

Finally, let us appreciate the manuscript Marx wrote to Jenny!