The stone carvings of He Junzun's Pavilion are protected cultural relics in Sichuan Province.
"He Junzun's Pavilion Carved Stone" is located on the steep cliff on the south bank of the Yinghe River in Zuanshan Cave, Fengjia Village, Martyr Township, 14 kilometers west of Yingjing County (2,440 kilometers away from the 108 National Highway). The carved stone is engraved on a natural section of shale about 350 cm high and 150 cm wide. The upper rock extends forward about 2 meters in an umbrella shape, shaped like a roof, which effectively protects the carved stone from the sun and rain. The carved stone is carved into an irregular trapezoid around the font, with a height of 65 cm, a top width of 73 cm, and a bottom width of 76 cm. The full text contains 52 characters, arranged in 7 lines, with simplified and traditional characters according to the shape of the characters, and any structure. Each line ranges from 7 to 9 characters. The inscription reads: "Pingling He Jun, the prefect of Shu County, sent his troops to Qiong Shutun, led his disciples to govern the way, and built Zunji Pavilion, which is fifty-five feet wide. It took one thousand one hundred and ninety-eight days of hard work. On the sixth year of the second year of Jianwu Zhongyuan, Yue Ji. Dao Shi Renyun and Chen Chunzhu. "The handwriting is clear and complete, with a maximum width of 9 cm and a height of about 13 cm. The calligraphy style is very typical of the early Han Dynasty. The structure is broad and broad, horizontally and vertically, with no obvious ripples, simple and straightforward. The pen is used in the center, and the seal script is used as the official script. The circle is transformed into a square, and the complex is reduced to simplicity. Its composition is scattered and uneven, free and generous, reflecting the evolution process from seal script to official script.
"He Junzunji Pavilion Carving Stone" was first recorded in "Li Shi" written by Hong Shi of the Song Dynasty. The full text record is exactly the same as the stone carving. Hong's Notes: "The stele of He Junge, the prefect of Shu County, has a strong calligraphy method and more than an ancient meaning. It is like looking at a crown and seal, and the seam of clothes has just been tucked in, which makes people respect you. Even though the writing has been ruined and turned into a tomb, it is not easy to see the fence. "Hong's "Stele Master": "The text has 7 lines, with varying numbers of characters, either six or nine characters. Yan Miao's comment on "Kaitong Baoxie Road Engraved Stone": The calligraphy is very powerful and has more than the ancient meaning, which is similar to "Shu County". The "He Jun Ge Dao Stele" of the Prefect is similar in style and shape. The "He Jun Stele" is not passed down today. "Etymology" proves that this stele is in Yazhou. "Mo Bao" records: "This stele was produced in Yingjing County in the Xinwei year of Shaoxing (1151 AD) to suit the Qiongzeo Road." According to the "Golden Stone Suo" written by Feng Yanhai in the Qing Dynasty, "Gu Ke Cong Chao" records: Rubbings of "He Junge Taoist Monument". Kang Youwei's "Guang Yi Zhou Shuang Yi" praised the monument highly. According to the "Yingjing County Chronicle" published in the 17th year of the Republic of China: "The postscript of Wang Yuanzao's "Rebuilding the Hejun Pavilion Road Stele" by Wang Yuanzao, a scholar of Yingjing, said: The original stone carving has been lost for a long time, and the original stele was taken away by Inspector Wu in the Ming Dynasty. He himself asked a well-known person in Chengdu The calligrapher Shen Hezi copied the stele according to "Jinshisuo" and erected it in the original Yingjing Middle School. In modern times, Deng Shaoqin's "Yibu Hanli Jilu" was copied by Shen's double-hook illustrations. Later writers who cataloged the stele have mistakenly reported that it was the original Hanli. . The discovery of "He Junzun's Pavilion Carved Stone" corroborates the historical records of the Song Dynasty and corrects the misinformation in later inscriptions.
The discovery of "He Junzun's Pavilion Carving Stone" is the "Southern Silk Road". "Provides very rare information. At the same time, it also found physical evidence for the Yingjing section of the "Yak Road", overturning the false records of previous historians.