Emperor Taizong's home is general manager office in Haizhou, which governs the four states of territorial sea, ripple, ring and eastern Chu. Haizhou leads eight counties, namely Guaishan, Longju (new home), Xinle (new home), Quyang (new home), Shuyang, Houqiu (new home), Huairen and Licheng (new home), and Lianzhou governs Lianshui and Jincheng.
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The cliff carving of "Dongyulin Temple Cliff in Donghai County" is located on the cliff on the east side of "Quanfei" of Sui Yulin Pass Site in Huaguoshan Scenic Area, Lianyungang City, Jiangsu Province. The stone face is south, the clear face is 2. 1 m high and 5 m wide, and it is carved vertically from right to left. The first line of seal script title, text and signature is 24 lines, with the word 17 and the word diameter18cm. The full text is 392 words.
On the flat "Shi Lian" opposite the "Dongyan Cliff" stone carving, there is a poem tablet that Song Zusan has no choice but to make a contrast with Dongyan Cliff in Tang Dynasty, which is a double gem in the cliff stone carving of Huaguoshan. Zu Wuxuan's three-character poems are carved diagonally opposite the stone carvings in the Tang Dynasty and on the north facade of the Shi Lian. The poem is about 5 meters high and 6 meters wide, with a small seal script and a diameter of 8 inches. The text is 14 line, with 7 words followed by 5 words, totaling 95 words. The first three lines (2 1) are the birthplace, name and font size of the writer and seal carver, and the last 1 1 line (74 words) is a three-character poem describing the feelings of Zu Wuxuan, Su and Wang when they visited Yuntai Mountain. Finally, sign the word 2 1 into two lines, totaling 6544. This poem was carved in Shen Jia's reign of the Northern Song Dynasty (1044), which is more than 950 years ago. Three-character poems were carved by Zu Wuxuan, Su and Wang, respectively, with the length of three humanities, pens and knives, which are called three famous monuments in history. In the Qing Dynasty, Wu Yuyu extensively collected ancient and modern ink paintings of the Jin Dynasty, and carved three-character poems into "Ancient and Modern Seal Cutting Times", which was contained in Jin Shi Cun. Both Ming and Qing dynasties collected local chronicles. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), in The Origins of Various Laws compiled by China Calligraphy Research Association, the seal cutting of three-character poems was especially praised when introducing the seal cutting of Song Dynasty. In 2002, Biography of the Song Dynasty was merged with the Tang calendar and listed as a provincial cultural relics protection unit.