Wang Xi's travel book collection "Wu Wen Stele"! Push the "Holy Order" as the first, and this one is second only to the "Holy Order"!

Wu Wen Remnant Monument of King Xi of jin (Tombstone of General Wu Wen of Tang Zhenjun), Tuoben of the Republic of China, Collection of Harvard University Library.

The Wu Wen Stele is inscribed by the Tang Dynasty monk Daya and other Jin Dynasty Kings Xi Xingzhi, which was erected in Chang'an in the ninth year of the Kaiyuan Dynasty (721). It was engraved by Xu Sizhong and other inscriptions, so the stele still has a half-cut, so it is also known as the "Xingfu Temple Half-Cut Stele", and now the Shaanxi Provincial Museum Stele Forest. Yang Bin of the Qing Dynasty said that there were eighteen scholars of the Tang Dynasty, pushing the "Holy Religious Order" as the first, and this one was second only to the "Sacred Religious Order".