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Lishu began in Qin Dynasty, matured in the Western Han Dynasty and flourished in the Eastern Han Dynasty. At that time, the cliff was born and the stele was beautiful. From the first year of Yongxing in the Eastern Han Dynasty (A.D. 156) to the third year of Zhong Ping (A.D. 186), in a short period of 30 years, in chronological order, the Yiying Monument, the Liqi Monument, the Kongzhou Monument, the Jade Emperor Monument, Shi Chenbei, Yang Huaibiao Ji and Cao Quanbei appeared. It is conceivable that there were not only a large number of calligraphers at that time, but also profound skills. None of these inscriptions are signed.

In the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cai Yong's calligraphy was able to seal the official seal. Li Shu, in particular, has the deepest attainments and the highest reputation, and has the evaluation of "Cai Yong's book is vigorous and refreshing".

In the fourth year of Emperor Xi of Han Ping, Cai Yong and other six classics were written in Zhengding. Cai Yong thinks that these classics have many mistakes and fallacies because of their attachment to vulgar Confucianism, so in order not to delay the later study, they are brought into play. After the imperial edict, Yong personally wrote Dan on the tablet, ordered the workers to engrave it, and stood outside imperial academy, with 46 tablets. These tablets are called Hongdu Shijing, also known as Xiping Shijing.