Which is the famous copybook in the Western Han Dynasty?

The north wall stone carving, also known as the stone carving of the site of Lulingguang Temple, is one of the earliest stone carvings discovered in China. The first year of the Western Han Dynasty (BC 149). The front is engraved with bas-relief ribs and the side is engraved with geometric patterns. The text is engraved on one end, with four lines and nine characters: "Beibi was built in September of the sixth year of Lu." Calligraphy is simple and elegant, with strong seal cutting meaning, which is typical of early Han Li.

"Carving stones on the propaganda of ministers" is also called "Loushan Stone Carving". Seal script, * * * fifteen characters. Six years after Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty (BC 158). The structure changes from long to square, which can be said to be the intermediate state of Qin Zhuan's transition to Han Li, and the book style is quaint.

The Stone Carving in the Second Year of Wufeng was carved in the second year of Wufeng, Emperor Xuandi of the Western Han Dynasty (56 BC). In the second year of Jin Mingchang (1 19 1), when the Confucius Temple was opened in Gaozhou, it was obtained at the Taizi Yutang in the southwest of Luling Radio and Television Site. Many calligraphers are examples of rigid official scripts. Kang Youwei also thinks that the stone tablet at this moment is "the beginning of Han Li".

Xiao Yu in Pingyi was inscribed in the third year of Heping in the Western Han Dynasty (26 BC). The monument is 147 cm high and 45 cm wide. The head of the round monument is engraved with a rough pattern in the shape of a house, and there is a crane and two birds facing each other on the left and right, both of which are intaglio. Inscription official script, 2 lines 15 words, bounded column. The right line is engraved with the words "Ding Hai in August in the third year of peace" and the left line is engraved with the words "Xiao Yu in Pingyi".