Chu Suiliang's "Sacred Order of the Wild Goose Pagoda", collection of the Tokyo National Museum, Japan

The Sacred Order of the Wild Goose Pagoda was established in the fourth year of Tang Yonghui and written by Tang Chu. This stele has the most Chu family method, the knot is more European, Yu stretch, and the penmanship changes a lot. "Yanta Sacred Order" is a book written by Chu Suiliang when he was fifty-eight years old, and it is the most representative of Chu Suiliang's style of calligraphy, with a clear and strong font and skillful penmanship. Chu Suiliang had entered old age when he wrote this monument, and by this time he had created a whole set of norms for the new Tang Kai. The "Sacred Order of the Wild Goose Pagoda" led to a new style of The Tang Dynasty, and Chu Suiliang was therefore heavily written in the history of calligraphy. The three families of the early Tang Dynasty, Ou, Yu, and Chu, were also called the world of books, but the one who really opened the door of the Tang Dynasty's calligraphy was none other than Chu Suiliang.

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