"Li Xuanjing Monument", the full name is "There is Tang Maoshan Xuanjing Mr. Guangling Li Jun Inscription and Preface". The stele originally stood at the Yuchen Temple of Maoshan Mountain in Jurong County, Jiangsu Province. According to the "Golden Stone Compilation", "The stele has been broken, about one foot high, three feet two inches and five minutes wide, and one foot four minutes thick." Engraved on four sides, nineteen lines in front and back, four lines on each side, thirty-nine lines on each side, the main book.
In the second year of Qianyuan (759 AD), when Yan Zhenqing was appointed as the assassin of Shengzhou, he sent a letter to Maoshan to confess his heart of "Mu Dao Xuanwei". Li Hanguang instructed Wei Jingzhao to answer. Although Yan Zhenqing originally had the heart of a home in the mountains and forests, he eventually became "obedient to his long-cherished wishes, wandering in the county, and empty of the heart of respecting the Dao". Later, when he went to Huzhou to assassinate the history, he passed through Maoshan, learned that Han Guang had long been feathered, and felt a thousand emotions, and wrote "There is Tang Maoshan Xuanjing Mr. Guangling Li Jun Inscription and Preface".
"Li Xuanjing Monument" is majestic and magnificent, high and vigorous, momentum chasing people, with a seal of penmanship. The pen is flat and graceful, round and thick, the strokes are dense and appropriate, and the rules and stability are stable. The pen is deep and subtle, and the knot opens and stretches. As Liang Chen's "Chengjin Zhai Ji Wenlu" said: "Yan Lu Gong Maoshan's "Li Xuanjing Stele", ancient and clean, with seal meaning, similar to the "Yuan Ci Shan Stele", at first glance it looks extremely scattered and clumsy, many uneven, but in fact, the ancient meaning is acceptable, not within the reach of "Portrait Praise" and "Zhongxing Song". ”