It is called the "Jingu Zhenwei General Jianning Taishou Fujun Tomb" monument, and the monument is of sand and stone. Qianlong 43 years (1778 AD) was unearthed in Yangqi Tian Village, Qujing County, Yunnan Province, and moved into Qujing City in 1852. It is now in Qujing No. 1 Middle School. The first monument is semicircular, the whole monument is rectangular, high 1.83 meters, wide 0.68 meters, thick 0.21 meters. In the history of calligraphy, it is called "shaolongyan stele" and "shaobaozi stele". The former is called "big shao" because of the word multi-steel, and this stele is called "small shao".
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It is called the "Jingu Zhenwei General Jianning Taishou Fujun Tomb" monument, and the monument is of sand and stone. Qianlong 43 years (1778 AD) was unearthed in Yangqi Tian Village, Qujing County, Yunnan Province, and moved into Qujing City in 1852. It is now in Qujing No. 1 Middle School. The first monument is semicircular, the whole monument is rectangular, high 1.83 meters, wide 0.68 meters, thick 0.21 meters. In the history of calligraphy, it is called "shaolongyan stele" and "shaobaozi stele". The former is called "big shao" because of the word multi-steel, and this stele is called "small shao".
"Baozi Monument" is called "Jin's old Zhenwei General Jianning Taishou Fujun Tombstone", engraved in the East Jin Andi B years (AD 405), its inscription with a pen knot body and "Zhongyue Lu Gaoling Temple Monument" is very similar, between the Lishu Shushu. The stone is now on the campus of Qujing No. 1 Middle School in Yunnan (a cultural museum has been established separately in recent years, and can be entered directly from the outside for free), which is a key cultural relics protection nationwide. The stone stone has a high calligraphy art value, and it is a stone stone.
I really don't understand the font, but I know that this inscription has a profound impact on calligraphers. For example, Kang Youwei's calligraphy was affected by him in his later years. When the Sino-Japanese diplomatic relations were established in the 1970s, there were calligraphers in Japan who wanted to come to Yunnan to see it and were rejected. Later, the 1990s finally came. At that time, a Japanese calligrapher walked to the monument a dozen steps away and knelt down, and recited the inscription in Mandarin! It can be seen that this inscription has a profound impact in the Confucian cultural circle.
This monument is really a lot of life. It was built in the Jin Dynasty and was later lost due to war. First, in 1852, Qujing Zhifu Deng Erheng found it in a tofu store. At that time, this monument had been making tofu in this store for more than 100 years. Later, in 1927, warlords fought and almost took it to the fortifications, but fortunately, a scribe risked his life to come back
Yucheng Qujing Xiaoheng Store, everywhere Hanfu seems to have passed through, Yucheng often engages in activities, there are not many people during the day and there are many people watching the light show of the tower at night, the street is antique buildings, the street has a street to sell food Yucheng is worth a check-in. There is a 50 yuan set of shops with door renting clothes, 30 makeup is not expensive, a good place to take pictures for leisure and entertainment, like it! #I am a travel player