"Five Elements Fu" is the masterpiece of Zhao Mengfu's calligraphy works, and all the contents in the book are written by him. As far as the latter is concerned, it is rare in his handed down works.
The paper version of Rebuilding the Three Gates of the Mysterious Temple is now in the National Museum of Tokyo, Japan, and the stone carving based on it is located at the main entrance of the Mysterious Temple in Suzhou.
This calligraphy work was written by a scholar named Mou Mou at the end of Song Dynasty and the beginning of Yuan Dynasty, which recorded the repair of the temple door of Suzhou Xuanmiao Temple. The original ink is slightly light, the ink color is clear and moist, and there are occasional cursive strokes between the pens.
Commemoration of future generations
Zhao Mengfu's Tomb is located in the southeast of Yanglintang, Hengli, Luoshe East, Deqing County, Huzhou City, Zhejiang Province. This tomb is the burial tomb of Zhao Mengfu and his wife Guan Daosheng. Zhao Mengfu cemetery is about 1.5 meters below, 3 meters long and 2.6 meters wide. The tomb is a sarcophagus, with two tombs, a stone horse and two stone gates in front of the tomb.
13 19 Guan Daosheng was buried here; 1322, Zhao Mengfu died and was buried with Guan Daosheng; This autumn, Zhao Mengfu was named Wang Wei, and the scale of the cemetery was expanded. 19 15 adding soil to repair and erect tombstones; 1992 discovered the catacombs, which were listed as county-level cultural relics protection units in August; 1993, Deqing county people's government restored the cemetery.