There are many stories about Mi Fei and Shi that have been told by later generations. There are poems in Ni Zan in Yuan Dynasty. Migong once lost his official position because of worshipping the stone, but he did not regret it, but made a stone worship map himself. Although this painting has not spread to this day, it is not uncommon for later painters to draw a picture of Mi Dian worshipping stones. For example, in the "Figure of People" written by Wu Wei in the Ming Dynasty, it vividly depicts a lake stone standing in the garden, rugged and rugged. It is exquisite and porous, and its unique shape conveys the charm of Wen Chou. It is a veritable "stone brother" worshipped by Mi Fei. Chen Hongshou, Min Zhen, Ren Bonian, Ren Xiong, Huang Shanshou, Zhang Daqian and other painters have done it successively. Encouragingly, in recent years, with people's research and attention to ancient literati's appreciation of stones, ancient strange stones and celebrity hidden stones with great historical and collection value have been discovered at home and abroad. For those with obvious historical characteristics, the relevant parts are naturally worn and wrapped, and the inscription content, knife method, layout and a small amount of renovation conform to the norms of the times, and attention should be paid to the orderly circulation. They are the most direct and valuable materials to further study and understand the ancient literati's stone reading method. ? [ 1]?
Mifei's Tibetan stone spirit root