The inscription on Liquan in Jiuchenggong describes the origin of Jiuchenggong and the grandeur of its architecture, praises the martial arts and frugality of Emperor Taizong, introduces the discovery of Liquan in Miyagi, and quotes ancient books to explain that the emergence of Liquan was caused by "the son of heaven made virtue". Finally, the warning of "aim high, persevere and avoid surplus" is put forward.
2. Huangfushengchen tablet, written by Tang Yuzhining, written by Tang. This monument is in Xi City, Shaanxi Province, and there is no written date. Regular script has 28 lines and 59 words. Inscription seal script "Sui Zhugong Huangfuyun tablet" is twelve characters.
Maureen's Love Story says that this tablet was written in the early years of Ou Yangxun (557 ~ 64 1), and that the tablet of Huangfushengchen was carved in Zhenguan period of Tang Dynasty (627 ~ 650). This monument was divided into two parts in the Ming Dynasty.
3. The full name of "Huadu Temple Monument" is "Huadu Temple and Buddhist Pagoda". Founded in the five years of Zhenguan in the Tang Dynasty. Ou Yangxun's book. The pen is thin and powerful, the structure is restrained and slender, and the statutes are rigorous. This monumental work is beyond the reach of future generations, so it is called the extreme rule of model law. Engraved in the fifth year of Zhenguan in Tang Dynasty (AD 63 1 year), Li Baiyao wrote an article in regular script in Ou Yangxun, with 35 lines and 33 words each.
The original tablet was in Zhong Nanshan Buddhist Temple in Chang 'an (now Xi). The monk thought there was treasure in the tablet, so he smashed it and the original tablet was damaged. During the Northern Song Dynasty and the Qing Dynasty, there were many engravings after the stone was destroyed. The original stone rubbings are only Song rubbings, which are now in Shanghai Library.
4. "Eight Tactics", called "Eight Methods", was called Ou Yangxun. The Thirty-six Laws and Pei Wenzhai's Manual of Calligraphy and Painting have a note at the end of the title: Ou Yangxun is attached to all the books, and those who have taken an examination of Gao Zong's calligraphy, Mr. Dongpo's and those who have studied European books are not written in the Tang Dynasty, so they are attached to the end of the Song Dynasty. This book is still listed in the Tang Dynasty and recorded in the original notes for reference.
5. Zhong Ni Montitie is a paper calligraphy work created by Ou Yangxun, a calligrapher in the Tang Dynasty, which is now in the Liaoning Provincial Museum. The interpretation of Zhong Ni Monti Tie begins with "Zhong Ni Monti Tie", with a total of 78 words. This article tells the story of Confucius' dream "subway", which means impermanence and retribution of Buddhism. There are no stamps.
Zhong Ni Montitie's calligraphy is vigorous and simple, light but not strong. This was written by Ou Yangxun in his later years. It is a rare book, with clean hands, a free turn, a clear context, a steady and solid structure, a steady brushwork, a smooth charm and a full charm.