Hello, everyone, what you see now is the famous forest of steles in Xi 'an. There are more than 2,300 epitaphs of calligraphers of past dynasties in China, which can be described as "a collection of famous monuments". Look! This is the Preface to the Three Monks of the Tang Dynasty written by Wang Xizhi, a "book sage". His calligraphy is delicate and delicate, which makes Chinese and foreign people regard it as the best. This is Ou Yangxun's "Huangfushengchen Monument". His words are vigorous, his statutes are rigorous, and he is a European style. Yan Zhenqing's Li Yanqin Monument embodies his majesty and grandeur, and his calligraphy is vigorous and abundant. Even if you use a pen, the front is strong inside and warm outside, and the twists and turns of the words are round and powerful. After Yan Zhenqing, Liu Gongquan had a great influence. His calligraphy absorbed the advantages of Yan Zhenqing and He, and was called "sui generis" and "Yan Gu".
Those who want to take pictures as a souvenir can go or savor it.