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Rubbings of Kongxian Stele
The stele was set up in 220AD, Three Kingdoms period.
Rubbings of Fanshi Stele
The stele is now stored in Jining City of Shandong Province.
Rubbings of Wangji Stele
The stele was set up in April, 261AD, Three Kingdoms
Rubbings of the stele in memory of a propitious omen from heaven
The Stele of Three Stones, was built in 276 AD, Three Kingdoms period.
Rubbings of Gulang Stele
The script was carved in Lishu, 18 lines, 24 characters in each line.
Rubbings of the remnants of Cao Zhen Stele
The stele was unearthed in Xi'an.
Rubbings of “Worship of Heaven and Earth on Guoshan Mountain” Stele
The was set up in 276AD, Three Kingdoms period.
Rubbings of “Stele of Lushan Temple ”
The Stele of Lushan Temple was made of bluestone and had a curve top.
Rubbings of Bao Yazhai
The rubbings of Bao Yazhai were created by Xu Shujun (1842-1910), with courtesy name “Heng Shi”, pseudonym “Shu Hong”, born in Changsha of Hunan Province.
Rubbings of Xing Feng Tower
Rubbings of Xing FengTower were created on Nan Kangjun (an administrative region in the south of Yangtze River ) by Cao Yanyue (with courtesy name “Jian Zhai”, born in Du Chang, Song Dynasty).