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Letter on Government Affairs 2, Quote,  National Palace Museum , ''Zhu wrote this letter in the eighth lunar month of the Shaoxi fifth year (1194) after leaving his post as Administrator of Tanzhou (modern Changsha, Hunan) and on his way back to the capital. In it, he mentions the government affairs to be addressed in Tanzhou. Near the beginning of the letter, he relates the sad news of "national mourning," referring to the death of Retired Emperor Xiaozong in the sixth month of that year. However, in the following month, after Emperor Guangzong abdicated in favor of Ningzong, Zhu Xi had the opportunity to go to court and serve as an Instructor, bringing him joy as well.''
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Letter on Government Affairs 2, Chinese cursive script, Chinese calligraphy, Song Dynasty, Calligraphy in the National Palace Museum, Zhu Xi, Album leaf, ink on paper, The National Palace Museum lists two titles:  * Letter on Government Affairs  致會之知郡尺牘  * Letter to the Commandery Administrator Huizhi (In the Depths of Autumn)  致會之知郡尺牘 （秋深帖）
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官報第2号、引用、国立故宮博物院「州府を去り都に戻る途中、州府長官を辞任後、州五年八月にこの書状を書した。その中で、彼は丹州で政務について言及している。手紙の冒頭近くには、その年の6月に孝宗上皇が崩御した際の「国忌」の悲報が記されている。「しかし、翌月、光宗が寧宗に譲位すると、朱子は入内して楽業をするようになった。」
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官務書状2、唐書、宋書、国立故宮博物院書、朱、紙本墨書、国立故宮博物院に2つの書名がある。
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invigorating invigorate cursively cursive anomalistic month sidereal month xiaochi masterpiece (album) abdication abdicate abdicator abdicable lunar month