Yan Zhenqing Tang Zhongxing Ode Volume 1 Song Tuoben Forbidden City Collection

"Ode to Zhongxing in the Tang Dynasty", also known as "Ode to Zhongxing", the inscription was written by Shang Shuyuanjie at that time, Yan Zhenqing Shudan, carved in the sixth year of the Gregorian calendar (771), when Yan Zhenqing was 63 years old, carved in the cliff of Qiyang Huxi in Hunan. The content of this stele is "Remembering the Chaos of the History of Peace, Praising the Events of the Tang Dynasty", this stele is a large cliff stone carving, 416.6 cm in width and 422.3 cm in length, it is written in letters, counting 21 lines, 20 words per line, a total of 332 words, with a diameter of about 15 cm, which is the largest handwriting in the works of Yan Shu.

The whole stele uses a majestic pen, using a center and a round pen, and the whole passage is bold and open, and the arrogance is magnificent. Not only does Han Li's masculinity and sense of freedom and depth, but also does not lose wei jin's solemnity, simplicity and roundness, which can be described as a god's completeness. Huang Tingjian once praised: "The big character has never been "Crane Ming", and the late famous cliff "Ode to Zhongxing".

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