Walk into the Forest of Steles
"Forest of Steles" is a business card of Xi'an's thick history and culture, walking into the Forest of Steles, a silent stele, although speechless, but carrying the splendid history and civilization of the Chinese nation. Mr. Chen Genyuan has been immersed in the "Forest of Steles" for decades, and under his extensive and vivid and vivid narration, the silent boulders in the "Forest of Steles" have unfolded a picture of history that has changed one after another.
Issue 7:
Former Qin "Guangwu General Monument"
Former Qin's "Guangwu General Monument" national first-class cultural relics
"Guangwu General Monument", also known as "Lijie Mountain Stone Ancestral Monument" and "Zhang Shan Monument". Former Qin Jianjian was established in October of the fourth year (368) of the Jianyuan Dynasty.
Former Qin's "Monument to General Guangwu" National first-class cultural relics were engraved in the fourth year of Jianyuan (368). Four-sided engraving. Height 176 cm, width 72 cm. It is recorded in Wu Yi's "Teaching Tang Jinshi Bao" during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, which was once left behind in the early Qing Dynasty, and was rediscovered in 1920 in the Hanchong Temple of Pengya Village, Baishui, Shaanxi. Yu Youren called the "Guangwu General Monument", "Yao Boduo Statue", and "Murong En's Monument" the "Three Absolute Monuments of Guanzhong". In 1972, the monument was moved to the Forest of Steles in Xi'an. Kang Youwei called this stele "Quaint first" "The yang character of the stele is like quicksand falling jane, ancient and easy." ”
Former Qin "Guangwu General Monument" on the front
The "Guangwu General Monument", whose real name is "Lijie Mountain Stone Ancestral Monument", is a boundary monument.
The "Guangwu General Monument" integrates Li, Kai, and Cao into one, so Kang Youwei praises it as "Quaint First" and "Guanzhong Kai LiGuan". The picture shows the Guangwu General Monument Yang Republic of China Extension Part
"Guangwu General Monument", also known as "Lijie Mountain Stone Ancestral Monument" and "Zhang Shan Monument". Former Qin Jianjian was established in October of the fourth year (368) of the Jianyuan Dynasty
The Guangwu General Monument is partially shaded
For a detailed explanation, see Chen Genyuan and Yang Ye's co-authored "National Treasures Hidden in the Forest of Steles", Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House, August 2019 edition.
Speaker: Chen Genyuan
Born in Xianyang in 1965, he graduated from Shandong University in 1988 with a major in archaeology and is now a researcher at the Forest of Steles Museum in Xi'an. Famous cultural relics appraiser. Mainly engaged in the research and appraisal of cultural relics such as inscriptions, seals, tiles, bronze mirrors and so on. He is the author of more than 30 kinds of books and more than 100 professional articles such as "Identification of authenticity of Chinese inscriptions". He was invited to the Library of Shaanxi Normal University (2018), Anhui Museum (2016), Xi'an Museum (2016), Heilongjiang Provincial Museum (2015), Shaanxi Provincial Art Museum, Xi'an Forest of Steles Museum, etc., to systematically identify the collection of steles. And organized the "Graphite Iron Hua - 2016 Ancient Stele Poster Exhibition", "The Monument Monument - The National Tour exhibition of the Golden Stone Tuoba of the Past Dynasties" (2017~2018), "The Monument... Guan Zhenqing's famous monument Tuoben special exhibition "Art Boat Double Maple... Kang Youwei's Famous Monument to Calligraphy" (2019) and other important inscription exhibitions. He is also the vice president of the Zhongnan Printing Society, and the deputy director of the Professional Committee of Ancient Books and Inscriptions of the Shaanxi Collectors Association. In 2018, he served as the keynote speaker in the famous speech culture platform "One Seat" and was the special guest speaker of the "2018 Spring Rain Project" of Xi'an Library.