| 摘要: | 「袞雪」刻石相傳為東漢末年曹操所留下的書跡，兩個字徑逾尺的大字，橫寫在袞水河中的大石上，後題「魏王」二字。近年屢見書史著作介紹此一曹操書跡，甚至稱之為「石門漢魏十三品」中的第一品，然則，這件書跡實際上是後代的好事者所偽造的。我們由「袞雪」二字的點畫組織可以看出，它是由一個習慣於楷書寫法的人所作的隸書。而曹操的時代楷書並未成熟，不應該有這種情形，顯見它絕非曹操的書跡。
People believed that Tsao Tsao was the calligrapher who wrote the two characters "gun shue" on a stele in the Gun River near Sian. The size of each character is over one meter wide. The signature on the stele is "Wei Wang"(King of Wei). Even scholars believed this is true, and praised the writing of "gun shue" as one of the best of Tsao Tsao's works. However, an analysis of the way in which the "gun shue" were written shows clearly that the writer was a person who was good at writing regular script and presented the writing in an official style. As we all know that the regular script had not yet well developed in Tsao Tsao's time, so it is obvious that Tsao Tsao was not the calligrapher who wrote the two characters on the "gun shue" stele. |
