The largest of Chu Suiliang's calligraphy shows the style of Moya's calligraphy

"Yi que Buddha Niche Stele", written by Tang Cen text, Chu Suiliang book. The fifteenth year of Zhenguan (641 AD) was carved in the Binyang Cave of the Longmen Grottoes in Luoyang, Henan Province. His body is majestic and elegant, the pen is strong, dignified and magnificent, and the atmosphere is broad and broad, which is very different from the changes in calligraphy in his later years, Chan Juan Wanna.

The Monument to the Shrine of the Buddha of Yi que is a representative work of the early Chu Shu. For the largest Chu Suiliang calligraphy seen in China at present, the font is clean and dignified, wide and ancient, and it is the standard early Tang Dynasty calligraphy. Although this stele is said to be a stele, it is actually a carved stone on a cliff.

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