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A poem with the first line meaning"Liquor and tea are placed orderly on the table"in cursive script writing by Fu Shan
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A poem with the first line meaning"Liquor and tea are placed orderly on the table"in cursive script writing by Fu Shan
Qing Dynasty
Thin silk scroll; 172 cm in length; 47 cm in width
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