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Yi Bingshou Lishu "Guangxiao Temple Yu Zhongxiang Ancestral Monument"

The folk proverb has "there is no sheep city, first there is light and filial piety". The Yu Zhongxiang Ancestral Hall and stele were built in the 16th year of Jiaqing in the Qing Dynasty (1811). Yu translated the character Zhongxiang (164-233) from Yuyao, Zhejiang during the Wu Dynasty of the Three Kingdoms. Yu was proficient in scripture, and because he violated Sun Quan, he was sentenced to Guangzhou, "although he was punished and released, he did not tire of teaching, and his disciples often reached hundreds of people." Hou Sun Quan repented and ordered Ru Yu to return the personnel and ships to the rest of his life. If he dies, send the mourners back to his hometown and let his son do the official will. But by this time Yu Tuan had passed away

The inscription is written by Zeng Yi (曾燠), Zi Shu Fan (庶蕃), Bingu (号Bingu), a native of Jiangxi Nancheng , and a Qianlong Jinshi (Qianlong Jinshi). The book writer Yi Bingshou, there is a Qing dynasty Master of Books. There are still many surviving ink marks, but few long-form masterpieces. This stele is not widely circulated, but the number of words is very large, and it is carefully written by Yi Shi, and those who are interested in learning Yi Shu will carefully explore this stele, which is of great benefit.