Under the eaves of Caosheng Pavilion are “Lanzhou Forest of Steles” and “Sound of Tower Shadow River” inscribed by Zhao Puchu, “Caosheng Pavilion” inscribed by Qi Gong, “Liu Fang of Han Mo” inscribed by Zhu Naizheng, and “No. 1 Pavilion of the Yellow River” inscribed by Li Quan. Wait for the plaque. The first floor displays calligraphy treasures unearthed or discovered from the land of Longyuan, including the engraved symbols on pottery unearthed from Dadiwan, ancient seal scripts unearthed from Qin Gong’s tomb in Li County, the Qin imperial edict found in Qingyang, and Huaisu’s “ “Autobiography” Bingchen version. From the Dadiwan pottery-death glyphs to the ancient pre-Qin seal scripts and Qin small seal scripts, to the Han Dynasty official script and the seal scripts of Zhang Zhi, the “Grass Saint” of the Eastern Han Dynasty, what the Lanzhou Forest of Steles shows is undoubtedly the earliest practical use of Chinese characters in Longyuan. From its budding state, it gradually develops into a splendid and glorious development history of the dazzling art of calligraphy. The second floor displays the three masterpieces of the forest of steles: “Chunhua Pavilion Notes”, Dunhuang scriptures, and Qin and Han bamboo slips. In particular, it is the first time that Dunhuang scriptures and Qin and Han bamboo slips have been carved into stele for visitors to watch. The “Sufu Edition of Chunhua Pavilion Tie” is the original appearance of the Song rubbings and is well preserved. It is also the earliest existing “Chunhua Pavilion Tie” carved stone in my country, and has been designated as a national treasure by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage. The third floor displays rubbings and information about Lanzhou Forest of Steles. The fourth floor displays various works by Tao Yuanming, Lin Zexu, Zuo Zongtang, Yu Youren, Zhang Daqian, Mei Lanfang, Feng Zikai, Guo Moruo and others. Seven calligraphy works of Mao Zedong are displayed on the fifth floor. At the same time, two works of Dr. Sun Yat-sen are also displayed. One is the famous but few people know the origin, which Sun Yat-sen wrote to Lintao native Huang Wenzhong’s translation of “The History of the Development of Japanese Civil Rights”: “The world trend is vast and powerful. “If you go with it, you will prosper, if you go against it, you will perish.” This is a letter written in 1922 to Mr. Deng Baoshan, a native of Tianshui, Gansu Province, who was the commander of the sixth detachment of Hu Jingyi.
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*Information update time: 2024-07-29
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