There are three relatively complete places, the earliest of which is Xi Ningwu God in the Northern Song Dynasty (1068): "Zheng Yi, Zhang Mao and Monk Wenying walked hand in hand. Xining five applications on September 6 "; In the 12th year of the Ming Dynasty (15 17), the article titled "Magistrate Horse in De 'an" was written by thousands of scholars and professors, and was composed of, Ru Ying,, Zhao Xi, Deng Xu monk and Zong Ruicong. Ming Zhengde, August 25th, 12th year. "Middle age;" "Baiyun Spring" Qing Dynasty inscription: "Baiyun Spring. Cheng Jianzhai, a mountain man, led Yiling Taishou to this spring, and Guangxu applied for it on April 15. "Calligraphy is mostly a running script, with dense structure, strong brushwork, fine engraving and clear handwriting.
1992, the above inscriptions were listed as provincial key cultural relics protection units.