Shi Huairen was originally a monk who was good at Wang Xizhi's calligraphy. It is said that he is also a descendant of Wang Xizhi. Huairen used Wang Xizhi's calligraphy to spell out the full text of the Preface to the Holy Teaching. In order to facilitate Huairen's collection of characters, Emperor Taizong specially allowed a large number of Wang Xizhi's handwriting collected in the palace to be provided to the cross-check collection. The full text of "Preface to the Holy Education" is 1904 words, including "Preface to Emperor Taizong", "A Record of Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi" and the classics translated by Xuanzang himself. After 24 years of collection, patchwork and painstaking management, Huairen finally became this monument.
Preface of Huairen Ji Wang Sheng Jiao (Tang Dynasty), Preface Written by Emperor Taizong Li Zhi (Tang Dynasty) Stone Carving of Huairen Ji Wang Xizhi in the Third Year of Tang Xianheng (672) and Song Tuoben Tianjin Museum.
Preface to Huairen Ji Wang Sheng Jiao (Tang Dynasty), Preface Written by Li Zhi of Emperor Taizong (Tang Dynasty) Stone Carved Stone The Book of Huairen Ji Wang Xizhi Three Years of Tang Xianheng (672) Song Tuoben An Beilin Museum.
Preface to Huairen Collection and Wang Sheng Jiao (Tang Dynasty), Preface Written by Li Zhi of Emperor Taizong (Tang Dynasty), Stone Carving in the Third Year of Emperor Huairen Collection and Wang Xizhi (672) In the Southern Song Dynasty, the Anbeilin Museum was expanded.