Yu Youren's calligraphy "Song of Righteousness" has six complete inscriptions. Is it valuable for collection and what is its value?

"Song of Righteousness" was engraved in the 27th year of the Republic of China (1938), written by Yu Youren, who was 60 years old. This is his work after he proposed the four principles of cursive writing: "easy to read, easy to write, accurate, and beautiful" and advocated standard cursive writing. The cursive writing of "Song of Righteousness" is a model work. "Song of Righteousness" is a poem by Wen Tianxiang, a patriotic poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. The stone carving of "Song of Righteousness" is now in the seventh room of the Forest of Steles in Xi'an.

Don’t listen to those who say how much it is worth. This is a modern inscription. Although it is written by a famous person, its value is not high. The circulating price of six unframed inscriptions on the market is only 50~ Around 100. However, if yours has inscriptions and inscriptions written by other famous artists, the price will be different. Because it is a modern inscription, there is no need to worry about damaging the original stele when rubbing it, so the output of rubbings is large, and the price is naturally cheaper. If you travel to Xi'an Forest of Steles, you can buy it at any time. Unlike some ancient monuments and isolated monuments, they can no longer be extracted or the number of extractions per year is only very small.

So, the poster’s expectations should not be too high. Although my words may not be pleasant to the ears or may disappoint the poster, the facts are indeed as I said.