《急就篇》(北魏以后称《急就章》),西汉元帝时黄门令史游书作,今本34章,大抵按姓名、衣服、饮食、器用等分类编成七言韵语,句首有“急就”二字,世称《急就章》。宋朝学者晁公武解释为:急就者,“谓字之难知者,缓急可就而求焉”,初创时期的《急就篇》是在竹简上出现的,变隶书的方折为圆转,以实用便捷为目的,而成为一种书体。直至今日,我们常把匆匆完成的文章或工作,借指为急就章。看来古时《急就篇》,一方面便于诵读难字, “Anxious articles” (after the Northern Wei Dynasty, “anxious chapter”), the Western Han Dynasty Emperor Huang Shih history books, Imam 34 chapters, probably by name, clothing, food, appliances and other categories compiled into seven words rhyme, “Urgency” word, the world said “anxious chapter.” Chao Gongwu, a scholar of the Song Dynasty, interpreted it as: “An anxious person,” who knows the difficulty of predicate, may seek his or her priority if he is anxious. “The” anxious articles “in the initial period appeared on the bamboo slips. , For the purpose of practical convenience, and become a kind of book body. As of today, we often give hurry to articles or work done in a hurry. It seems that the ancient ”anxious articles", on the one hand easy to read hard words,