Ode to the Pavilion

The full name of "Ode to the Pavilion" is "Ode to the Bridge of the Han Dynasty", which was engraved in the fifth year of Jianning in the Eastern Han Dynasty (172), and its calligraphy structure is rigorous, the chapter is dense, handsome and simple. The original cliff stone is carved on the cliff on the west bank of the Jialing River in Guojiadi (ancient name analysis) in Xujiaping Zhenkou Village, and was chiseled and moved to Lingyan Temple in the seventies of the last century. "Ode to the Pavilion" is unique in literature and calligraphy, and is favored by writers, calligraphers and scholars at home and abroad, and "Ode to Shimen" in Hanzhong, "Ode to the West Narrows" in Chengxian County, Gansu Province, and called "Ode to the Three Lines of the Han Dynasty", which is a famous treasure of the Han Dynasty.