The original text of Li Chao's eight-point small seal song:
The traces of the Cangjie bird are unclear, and the fonts change like floating clouds. The Chencang stone drum has been corrupted again, and the two seals, large and small, are in eight parts. Qin had Li Sihan and Cai Yong, but the authors in between were unknown. The monument of Yishan was burned by wildfire, and the engraving of the jujube wood was distorted. The monks in Kuxian County are light and strong, and the books are expensive, thin and hard, so they can reach the gods. It's a pity that Li Cai is no longer available, and my nephew Li Chao has written a letter to him. Shangshu Han Zemu, riding Cao Cai, has a neighbor. Kaiyuan has come to count eight points, and Chao is about to have two sons and three people. Kuang Chao used small seal script to force the Prime Minister of Qin, and faced each other with a sharp sword and a long halberd. The word "eight points" is straight to a hundred gold, and the dragon's plate holds the meat to make it strong. Zhang Dian of Wu County praised cursive writing, which is not as majestic as ancient times. How can it be that my nephew does not live in exile, but the prime minister's husband and father-in-law live in peace? When I met Li Chao in Badong, he asked me to sing for him after more than a month. Now that I am old and weak, I cannot help you. Poetry works: Li Chao's eight-point Xiaozhuan Song Poetry author: Du Fu, Tang Dynasty