Hidden Dragon was a web novel written by Misty Rain Jiangnan. In the story, there were characters like Wei Yuan. The plot covered Wei Yuan's growth experience and his encounters in his family. For example, although he was the young master of the Wei family, he faced many rumors about his life as he grew up. At the same time, the novel also had elements of fantasy cultivation, such as cultivators, sect tests, cleansing of the foundation, and so on. Wei Yuan's experience in the fantasy world included fighting, being accidentally injured, and so on. In this process, he and other characters such as Big Sister Ji Liuli, Baoyun, and so on had a series of stories. The novel " Hidden Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Dragon Collection was also known as the Qing Collection, or the Qianlong Version of the Tripitaka. It was first carved in the 13th year of Yongzheng in the Qing Dynasty (1735) and completed in the 3rd year of Qianlong (1738). There were 1670 books and 7240 volumes in the collection, which were carved into 79036 scriptures. Each engraving was roughly 75 centimeters wide, 29 centimeters high, and 4 centimeters thick, engraved on both sides. The high-quality pear wood produced in Zhili (now Hebei) and Shandong was specially selected for the engraving. The scriptures were delicate and elegant, and the carvings were exquisite. The Buddha statue was exquisite, vivid and solemn, weighing about 400 tons. It was the richest collection of the Chinese Tripitaka in our country. Its specifications were the most luxurious among the Chinese Tripitaka of all the dynasties, and it was also the volume with the largest number of volumes among the Chinese Tripitaka of all the dynasties. The wooden sutra board was a complete collection of Indian Buddhist classics, as well as Buddhist theories since ancient times and brief biographies of eminent monks. On the first page of each letter, there was a picture of Sakyamuni's Dharma and a long live plaque. On the last page, there was a picture of Wei Tuo, the guardian of the Buddha. The solemn and vivid picture was carved with the method of white drawing, representing the high attainments of the art of engraving at that time. The "Painting of the Sea" was the "Full Buddha Plate" printed picture in the Wooden Sutra. The overall composition of the characters in the picture was relaxed and free. Auspicious clouds rolled around the gods and Buddhas. The arrangement of the characters was majestic and stretched. The lines of the Buddha painting were as thin as hair. The characters were lifelike and beautifully carved. It was a treasure in the Wooden Sutra of the Hidden Dragon. The Dragon Collection was carved by Emperor Yongzheng's imperial edict, and the front page of each volume had a long live dragon plaque. The compilation was a huge project. It was presided over by Prince Yunlu and Prince Hongzhou of Heshuo Zhuang. Many officials, scholars, and eminent monks participated, and a large number of excellent craftsmen were recruited. After the engraving was completed, it went through many collections. At present, some of them were collected in Yunju Temple. In 2022, 69000 pieces of "Dragon Collection" were collected in the National Version Museum of China, becoming the treasure of the museum. There were only two complete Chinese woodcut Tripitaka in the world. One was the Dragon Sutra of Yunju Temple, and the other was the Koryo Sutra of Haiyin Temple in Gaya Mountain, South Korea. The Dragon Sutra was a precious cultural relic in China and also played an important role in the history of Buddhism in the world. The novel "Hidden Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
" Hidden Dragon " was a fantasy novel created by Misty Rain Jiangnan. It was published on Qidian Chinese website and currently had 420,000 words. This was also Misty Rain Jiangnan's first 10,000-order novel after returning to Qidian. The novel " Hidden Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Zhuan Long Zang was pronounced as "zhu 'n l'ng zàng." The novel " Hidden Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The contents of the Long Cang (Qianlong edition of the Tripitaka) were: [Mahayana Sutra]: Prajna: 1 - 12 volumes; Baoji: 13 - 15 volumes; Daji: 16 - 17 volumes; Huayan: 18 - 21 volumes; Nirvana: 22 - 23 volumes; Five major translated sutras: 24 - 30 volumes; Single translated sutras: 31 - 34 volumes. [Hinayana Sutra] Agama: 35 - 39 volumes; Single Translated Sutra: 40 - 42 volumes. [Song and Yuan Dynasty Classics] 43 - 47 volumes. [Law Collection] Mahayana Law: 48 volumes; Hinayana Law: 49 - 56 volumes. [On] Mahayana: 57 - 65 volumes; Hinayana: 66 - 77 volumes; Song and Yuan Dynasties: 78 volumes. [Miscellany]: Classics Collection Department (Collection of the Sages of West Earth): 79 - 81 volumes; History Biography Department (The First to Third Description of This Native): 82 - 84 volumes; Various Sects Department (The Fourth to Thirty-Ninth Description of This Native): 85 - 120 volumes; Total content: 121 volumes. The novel "Hidden Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The inscriptions similar to the stele of Longzang Temple include Gao Zhan's Epitaph, which is similar in style to the stele of Longzang Temple taken by Chu Suiliang; there is also the Stele of Temple Hall, which is very similar to the stele of Longzang Temple, but it is difficult to know the degree of similarity between the two without seeing the old version. The novel " Hidden Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
There were the following legends about the Shin Fan Ryuzang Temple: - It was built in the third year of Zhenguan of Tang Dynasty (629 years) and was originally named Cihui Nunnery. Some people think that the name "Longzang" originated from the seclusion of Emperor Xuanzong of Tang Dynasty in Shu, which was the temple where the emperor hid. However, some people think that this is an attached statement and cannot be trusted. - There was also a legend related to Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty. It was said that Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty was placed in Longzang Temple (later Longxing Temple) after he was born. Influenced by Buddhist culture, Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty strongly supported the development of Buddhism after he established the Sui Dynasty. However, the legendary Longzang Temple was located in Hengzhou. Whether it had any connection with Xinfan Longzang Temple was uncertain. The novel "Hidden Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Regular script originated from the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty and had gone through a long period of evolution in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. In the regular script of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the inscriptions and epitaphs were of great significance in the evolution of the font during the 30-year period from 500 to 530 A.D., with obvious artistic features. The Longzang Temple Stele was published in the sixth year of the Sui Dynasty (586 AD), only 50 years after the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty's heyday. In the stele of Longzang Temple, there were obvious traces of the structure of the Northern Wei steles (including the epitaph) and the use of pen in the front, front, back and sides of the stele. For example, the writing style of the big characters on the stele of Longzang Temple was similar to that of Zhang Menglong Stele, which was engraved in 522 (the third year of Zhengguang of Northern Wei Dynasty). When writing, all the strokes were pressed down. "Longzang Temple Stele" was written very neatly in squares. This kind of neat writing, structure, and style could be found in the vast number of Northern Wei epitaphs. As for the inscriptions on the back and sides of the stele, they were not placed in the grid, so they were written relatively casually. Moreover, the angle of the horizontal drawing to the upper right corner was very obvious. This method of writing was similar to the horizontal drawing in many Northern Wei inscriptions. The Longzang Temple Stele played an important role in the development and evolution of the Wei Stele and the Tang Kai. Together with Ding Daohu's Qifa Temple Stele, they formed the forerunner of the Tang Kai. From the calligraphy style of Longzang Temple Stele, the regular script of Ouyang Xun and Yu Shinan in the early Tang Dynasty inherited and used for reference to varying degrees. The novel "Hidden Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The calligraphy features of Longzang Temple Stele mainly had the following aspects: 1. ** Strokes and strokes **: The strokes are varied and precise, laying the foundation for Tang Kai's "advocating the law". From this, one can see the appearance of the regular script when it is close to maturity. Although there is a hint of official script when it is drawn horizontally, the overall technique and structure of the regular script are quite mature. 2. ** Space structure **: The space structure is full of aesthetic meaning, and the use of space has the artistic feature of " appropriate interweaving is wonderful ". This kind of open space beauty plus the characteristics of the pen makes it appear beautiful, beautiful, empty and elegant. Kang Youwei commented that this stele " has the meaning of penetration "," like golden flowers everywhere, fine and exquisite ". 3. ** Overall Qi and Charm **: It has the beauty of " moderate and tranquil "." moderate " is a state after the fusion of various styles. It is " mild " and tasteful. The style is a combination of graceful, gorgeous, ancient, and deep. It has a solemn and quiet charm. It does not have the dangerous habits of the Six Dynasties 'epitaph. The strokes are subtle, the structure is neat, broad, and elegant. The novel " Hidden Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Mo Youzhi (1811 - 1871) was a famous scholar in the late Qing Dynasty. Mo Youzhi mentioned in his postscript in the year of Tongzhi (1869) that true calligraphy flourished in the early Tang Dynasty. The early Tang Dynasty was proficient in the calligraphy of the Northern Dynasty, and the Stele of Longzang Temple was almost indistinguishable among Chu Suiliang's works, which showed the origin of his calligraphy style. The rubbings of "Zhang Gongli's Unfinished Version" and "Longzang Temple Stele" collected by Shanghai Library during the Yuan and Ming Dynasties were signed by Mo Youzhi, and this was the earliest one handed down from generation to generation, with the most preserved words and the most exquisite rubbings. The novel "Hidden Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Longzang Temple Stele had a high copying value. From the point of view of calligraphy art, the strokes were rich. The strokes were thin, vigorous, gloomy, and deep. They not only integrated the strokes of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, but also showed the strokes of Han Li from time to time. They had the characteristics of square-straight, straight, broad, elegant, flat, and natural strokes, which could allow the copyist to learn a variety of pen skills. In terms of composition, the composition is flat and elegant, graceful and clear, melding elegant, ancient, broad and deep in a furnace, square outside and round inside, straight pen square edge, thick and sharp, this unique composition style provides a rich structural learning example for the imitator. In terms of historical significance, it was in an important position in the development of regular script. It inherited the Han and Wei Dynasties and started the Three Tang Dynasties. The regular script masters in the early and late Tang Dynasty were more or less influenced by it. Imitating Longzang Temple Stele was helpful to understand the development of regular script and absorb the unique artistic nutrients of Sui Dynasty regular script. It was of positive significance to improve calligraphy skills and understand the evolution of regular script. The novel " Hidden Dragon " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!