The first sentence of Zhou Ji in Zi Tong Zhi Jian reads: "In the twenty-third year of King Lie of Wei ... Wei Si, Evonne and Han Qian were appointed as satraps and were all doctors in Jin Dynasty." Hu Sansheng commented after this sentence: "[This is the origin of Wen Gong's calligraphy. Wei's first, high, and Zhou's surname; Its Miao people called Biwan, first sealed in Wei, then to Jin Zhengqing; Go to Sri Lanka for the third time. Zhao zhixian, after jujube fu; To the tertiary belt, starting from the week; Until Zhao rewelding was sealed in Geng. For Zhao Dun, Kim Jong-ching is the first one, and the sixth one is a local. Korea first, out, to Han Wuzi Jin, sealed in Han Yuan. To Han Jue, Jin Zhengqing; The sixth generation is the most devout. Three people, Jin Yisheng in the world, and in Zhou, they accompany me. At that time, it was in decline, and Chamon, the ruler of the Jin Dynasty, respected the royal family very much, so he was named Bo. Sanqing's right to steal gold, insulting your country, will be punished by this king's law. King William not only failed to punish him, but also ordered him to be a vassal. He is also a minister who commends traitors and criminals. As a mirror, it starts from here, so it is worthy of fame and fortune! 〕"
Wen Gong refers to Wen Yanbo. Wen Yanbo (574-637), born in Qixian County, Taiyuan (now Qixian County, Shanxi Province), was the prime minister of the Tang Dynasty, the second son of Wen Junyou, a bachelor of Beiqi Museum, and the younger brother of Wen Daya, a minister of rites.
Wen Yanbo was born in the Wen family in Taiyuan. In his early years, he served as Wen Linlang and a direct consultant in the Sui Dynasty, and later became Sima You. Following Luo Yi back to the Tang Dynasty, he served as a long history of Youzhou, a Sheren of Zhongshu, an assistant minister of Zhongshu, a ruler of Yongzhou, an ancient scholar and a duke of Xihe County. In 630 (the fourth year of Zhenguan), Wen Yanbo was promoted to secretary of China Academy of Sciences and was appointed Duke Yu. In 636 (ten years of Zhenguan), he was promoted to the right servant of Shangshu. In 637 (11th year of Zhenguan), Wen Yanbo died of illness, and was posthumously given to Tejin and posthumous title, and buried with Zhaoling.
Wen Gong's calligraphy refers to Gong's inscription. Yugong Gongbei, also known as Wengong North and Yan Wen Bei Bo, is the abbreviation of Yugong Gongbei, written by Cen Wenben and written by Ou Yangxun in the 11th year of Tang Zhenguan (AD 637).
The first paragraph of the inscription reads: "The emperors of past dynasties pushed the calendar, and the officials of Jiupin worked hard for it; One week on his birthday, Liu Qing promoted his duties. Guo Jun is always in the public eye, praising the second assistant; It's close to the cabinet, and it's a hundred officials. Spring buds were pushed onto the collecting platform, and Xun Yong was specially inscribed in Zhong Ding, which was based on the achievements of Zhao Wei and the management of Gao Lian. Today, Emperor Yang built his martial arts with his virtue. " Wei and Zhao, who have made outstanding contributions in Zhao Wei, are Wei He mentioned in Zi Zhi Tong Jian.