The inscription, also known as Wei Bei, is a new calligraphy style that appeared in the Southern and Northern Dynasties in China history. Mainly found in stone carvings at that time (such as cliffs, epitaphs, inscriptions, statues, etc.). ). Because the Northern Dynasty flourished in the Yuan and Wei Dynasties, it is also called "Northern Wei Style", or "Weibei" or "Northern Monument" for short. Including the Northern Wei, Eastern Wei, Western Wei, Northern Qi and Northern Zhou Dynasties.
The inscription on the North Monument is not only an extremely precious cultural heritage in China's calligraphy art treasure house, but also a model for us to learn from Wei Bei's calligraphy style. Many stone carvings in Weibei have wonderful techniques, unique structures, strong momentum and great changes, which are incomparable to other calligraphy styles.