Tang Xuanzong's calligraphy attracted people's attention.

Recently, emperors of various dynasties have been repeatedly told interesting stories about selling cute. After learning that he was such a person and such a nature, after the imperial calligraphy of the Qing Dynasty was popular with a large number of netizens, someone found Tang Xuanzong's calligraphy in Xi 'an Beilin Museum: I am a little cute. However, after consulting famous calligraphers, the reporter found that it was not Tang Xuanzong who sold Meng, but modern people who misunderstood him.

The day before yesterday, when a foreign netizen visited the Anbeilin Museum, he accidentally found that there were three characters "I am a little cute" on the top of Xiao Jingxu, the imperial tablet of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty. Moreover, there is a word _ in this lovely word, which looks _ cute _ cute. These three interesting words were immediately photographed by Xi 'an Beilin Museum and posted on the official Weibo, which attracted many netizens for a time. I know the emperor. Stop fooling around and be a good boy. So spoiled, netizens have ridiculed. Earlier, the National Palace Museum in Taipei was designed. I know that the tape paper was robbed. Many netizens also suggested that Xi 'an Beilin Museum should follow the example of the National Palace Museum in Taipei and design and launch some lovely related products as soon as possible.

Actually, I'm a little cute, just an interesting misunderstanding. Calligrapher Zhao Xiong told reporters that "Shitai Xiaojing" is a monument inscribed by Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty for his mother. The original text begins with three sentences: I heard that in ancient times, the style of writing was simple. Although these three sentences are arranged from right to left because of filial piety, the words "I am a little cute" are only highlighted at the top. Zhao Xiong said that this lovely word expresses the meaning of budding, but modern people have given it a new meaning.

According to the staff of the Forest of Steles Museum, the Shitai Xiaojing Monument, which was placed in the center of Anbeilin museum square, is a national treasure and is known as the first monument to welcome guests in the Forest of Steles. This inscription was engraved in Tianbao, Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty, and was prefaced, annotated and written by Li Longji himself. Tang Suzong Hengli wrote an inscription on the stone tablet. The calligraphy is neat and the handwriting is fresh. This monument is 6.2 meters high and consists of four exquisite black stones. The square forehead, the stone cover and the top are artistically treated. There are three stone steps under the monument, so it is called Shitai Xiaojing.