Chinese calligraphy hanging scroll with red seal. - Calligraphy: Hanging scroll - Content: Chinese poem - Calligraphy style: Brush and ink - Seal: Red seal Work by Aisin-Gioro Yulan (a relative of Puyi, the last emperor of China, and a renowned calligrapher; a member of the Qing imperial family). Three-line calligraphy scroll (hanging scroll/China), no box. The condition of the work has some stains, but it is believed to be suitable for display. There is a signature and seal at the bottom left of the work. Size: 178/70, calligraphy 126/61 Please purchase if you can judge from the images. The items are all as shown in the images. This is a used item, so please understand this before bidding. "Early Departure from Baidi City" by Li Bai, a Tang Dynasty poet from China. *Please read from left to right. 朝辞 白 帝彩 雲間 千 里 江 陵 一 日 還 両 岸 猿 声 啼 不 住 軽 舟 已 過万 重 山 ★Written version (Kushikaibun) 朝（あした）に辞す白帝彩雲の間 千里の江陵一日にして還（かえ）る 両岸の猿声啼いて住（や）まざるに 軽舟已（すで）に過ぐ万重の山 ★Modern Japanese translation (Kougo-yaku) I bid farewell to Baidi City, dyed in the morning clouds, and in a single day, I returned to Jiangling, a thousand miles away. On both banks, the monkeys' cries did not cease, as my light boat had already passed ten thousand mountains. Thank you for viewing.