The monument is a yin-yang monument, that is, the front and back of a monument are engraved with 100 "Fu" and 100 "Shou" respectively. What is valuable is that each word has its own merits, different fonts and no similarities. Among them, regular script, official script, seal script, running script, cursive script and Oracle Bone Inscriptions are all available, and the style source is also indicated on Shou (Fu). Among them, the dynasties were Shang and Han. According to geographical points (called country names in ancient times), there are Qili, Yan Shu, Xixia Shu Tai, etc. As far as fonts are concerned, there are easy to pass,, and Shu. As far as calligraphers are concerned, there are Cheng Miao, Huai Su, Yu (Shinan), Cai (Xiang), Xiao Wang (Dedication) and Wang Xizhi's "Changing Goose Classic" style and so on. There are also words such as tadpole, star, fire, tree, dragon, phoenix and treasure. There are corals, ivory, rhinoceros horn, pearls, bear's paw, jade laurel and so on in the "cornucopia" with peach-shaped tips, which are vivid and dazzling. The monument also absorbs and accommodates the classics of minority culture, foreign culture and religious culture. The "Jade Emperor Astronomy" and "Seal of God" in the picture are quite legendary. Baoyi in Yaochi, Buddhist Books in Li Si and Brahma Books in the West all have a strong Buddhist flavor. Shu Tai in Xixia embodies the blending of Chinese culture and minority culture. Fei Zhangfu, Biography of Ji Huang, Letter of Huang Qingjun, Li Xuan and Death of Emperor Jun Yu also reveal the charm of Taoism. In the cornucopia, corals, pearls and ivory can also vaguely see the historical track of cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. In the inscription of Hundred Days Map, some unknown ancient calligraphers such as Xu Baigong, Pope Xu, Zheng Shangshu, Gao Jiaxian, Mrs. Qi and Mrs. Hua Kui can all be called famous calligraphers. Unfortunately, the vast sea of books is hard to find. Especially the ancient female calligraphers in China, except for a few names in Hundred Days Map and Hundred Blessings Map, are rarely seen at home and abroad.
"Hundred-day map" and "Hundred-day map" are collectively called "longevity map". It is a cultural treasure of the Han nationality and an auspicious treasure that both the government and the Han people love. According to legend, when Zheng He went to the Western Ocean, someone went out with the fleet with the extension of "100-day life" and suddenly encountered stormy waves, leaving only one of the five ships leading. It turns out that when danger strikes, dazzling light shines from the leading boat basket, and the bow is calm at once. After the storm, people found that it was the rubbings of One Hundred Days of Life that flashed just now. Since then, One Hundred Days of Life has become famous all over the world, especially in Japan and Southeast Asia. Won the official and Han folk love, is considered to ward off evil spirits, prevent and eliminate disasters, prolong life and bless peace. At that time, it was Chiang Kai-shek's 50th birthday, and Huang Xuchu, a warlord in Guangxi, took the "Hundred Days" tablet as a birthday present for Chiang Kai-shek. Later, this exquisite "Hundred Days of Life" rubbings was presented to Queen Elizabeth as a government gift for her birthday. 1958, Zhou Enlai visited Africa for the first time, which coincided with the birthday of the Moroccan king. Premier Zhou presented the "Hundred Days" tablet.
Another story says that when he was a god, he named his wife Ye a poor god and said, "You can't go to the blessed land." Since then, people's homes have posted blessings to drive away the poor gods, meaning "happiness comes to my home"; If the conditions are good, hang a "hundred blessings map" and pray for peace and happiness for one year; For officials, hang a "Hundred Blessings Map" to wish the career prosperity, lucky strike, the lucky stars are shining high and the apprentice is thriving; In business, a picture of "a hundred blessings" is put up, in order to make money rolling, business booming, treasures in all directions and wealth in all directions. At that time, the queen mother Xiaozhuang was seriously ill and hopeless. Emperor Kangxi carved the word "Fu" on a large bluestone and knelt on the back of the stone to offer sacrifices to the gods and pray for Xiaozhuang. God has a spirit, and sourdrang dowager recovered miraculously soon. Kangxi invited the inscription "Fu" to return to the Palace for offering, which became the treasure of the Forbidden City.
The discovery of this monument in Luoyang is related to its long history and culture (the ancient capital of the 13th Dynasty). Regrettably, when the monument was unearthed, it coincided with the "Cultural Revolution" and was abandoned in the courtyard of a cultural and educational bureau, leaving a small part lost to this day. After the Cultural Revolution, the monument was discovered and treasured by the cultural relics department.
This monument, like the broken arm of Venus, is more precious and has more cultural relics, academic and artistic value. Fu Shou Tu is a rubbings, carved by Miao Shuiyan, a young stele engraver. Used for collecting gifts, birthday greetings, decorating the hall and so on.