What are the more famous documents of the Jingshu Pavilion?

The Yellow Emperor's Neijing, also known as the Neijing, is one of the earliest classics in China and the first of the four classics of traditional Chinese medicine. According to legend, it was made by the Yellow Emperor, because of its name. However, later generations recognized that this book was finally formed in the Western Han Dynasty, and the author was not a single person, but was created by the inheritance, supplementation and development of the old Huang doctors in the past dynasties of China.

The Book of Difficulty" is written by Bian Que

Treatise on Typhoid Fever and Miscellaneous Diseases: Zhang Zhongjing of the Eastern Han Dynasty.

Fifty-two prescriptions, Western Han Dynasty cultural relics, unearthed in 1973 in the No. 3 Han Tomb of Mawangdui in Changsha, Hunan.

Wang Shuhe of the Jin Dynasty wrote "Pulse Meridian", which is the first monograph on pulse science in China.

Elbow Reserve Emergency Prescription" by Ge Hong.

"Theory of the Origin and Syndrome of Diseases" is also known as "General Theory of the Origin and Syndrome of Diseases" and "Chao's Disease Source" Chao Yuan Fang of the Sui Dynasty.

Tang Dynasty Sun Simiao's "Thousand Golden Directions" and "Thousand Golden Wings".

Northern Song Dynasty Qian Yi "Pediatric Drug Certificate Straight Tips".

The Woman's Prescription is a book published in 1237 by Chen Ziming.

The Song Dynasty "Taiping Huimin and Pharmacy Formula" is the first pharmacopoeia compiled by the first organization in the history of our country.

Pu Ji Fang is the largest prescription book in Chinese history, Ming. Zhu Hu (Zhou Dingwang), Teng Shuo, Liu Alcohol, etc.

Compendium of Materia Medica. Written by Li Shizhen.

For example, there are Lao Tzu's "Tao Te Ching" and "Lao Tzu's Poems, Calligraphy and Paintings", etc., which is a place with a strong atmosphere of ancient culture.

Vajra Prajnaparamita Sutra.

According to the literature, Lao Tzu was studious and knowledgeable. In the process of teaching knowledge to his teacher Shang Rong, Lao Tzu always inquired about the root cause and was very eager for knowledge. In order to solve his doubts, he often looked up at the sun, moon and stars, thinking about what the heavens were, so that he often couldn't sleep.

Lao Tzu entered the Zhou, met the doctor, entered the Taixue, astronomy, geography, human ethics, everything learned, "poetry", "book", "Yi", "calendar", "rites", "music" everywhere, cultural relics, regulations, history books are all learned, and the study has made great progress. The doctor also recommended him to the storehouse as a clerk. The storage room is the place where the classics of the Zhou Dynasty are collected, collecting the world's literature, collecting the world's books, and there is everything.

Through this experience, Lao Tzu accumulated a wealth of knowledge, which also made him famous far and wide.

Lao Tzu was born in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, when the environment was that the Zhou Dynasty was weak, and the princes fought constantly for supremacy. The harsh turmoil and changes made Lao Tzu witness the suffering of the people, and as the history of the Zhou Dynasty, he put forward a series of propositions for governing the country and securing the people.

Yin Xi, the keeper of Hangu Pass, also played a huge role in the completion of the Tao Te Ching, and when he was young, he was fond of astronomy, loved to read ancient books, and had a profound cultivation. Sima Qian recorded in the "Historical Records of Lao Tzu" that Lao Tzu "lived in Zhou for a long time, and when he saw the decline of Zhou, he left." To the pass, Guan (order) Yin Xi said:

The son will be hidden, forced to write a book for me, so Lao Tzu said that the morality of five thousand words and gone, I don't know always", Yin Xi moved Lao Tzu, Lao Tzu then to his own life experience and to the rise and fall of the dynasty, the success or failure of the people, the safety and misfortune of the people as a reference, tracing its source, the first and lower two articles, a total of 5,000 words, that is, the "Tao Te Ching".

Yes, read my introduction, and you can get it yourself after you go in.

The Book Pavilion is the place where the ancient emperors copied the scriptures, and the act of copying the scriptures was more common in the Ming and Qing dynasties.

A place to store the cheats of ancient books such as scriptures.

It can be characterized as a place of cultural exchange.

As the name suggests, it is a place where the scriptures are kept.

The Sutra Pavilion is a place full of culture.

Of course there is, the address of Jingshuge is on the ground floor of Building 15, Nanli East District, Xihua City, Dongcheng District, Beijing, and the works inside are very standard.

Jingsōkaku works:

Amitabha! Benevolent, there are many Buddhist scriptures in my space diary, which can be read and viewed. For other scriptures that are not commonly used, there is an electronic version of the Tripitaka on the third page of my space log, which contains almost all the sutras, Vinayas, and treatises on the twelve sutras of the Three Tibets, and two or three thousand.

Go to the "Learn Buddhism Network" or "Buddhism Gate Network" to have the Buddhist scriptures and more professional research literature you want.

It's true.

The Jingshu Pavilion has a large number of calligraphy works written by Yang Hua Daoren, such as the Tao Te Ching, especially including Yang Hua Daoren's use of cinnabar to copy more than 500 long scrolls of the Tao Te Ching.

Yang Huadaoren's calligraphy works participated in the 2015 World Expo (Italy) "Tao Te Ching" 23-meter-long scroll exhibition, in 2016 to participate in the World Horticultural Exhibition (Turkey) "Tao Te Ching" long scroll exhibition, in 2017 to participate in the World Expo (Republic of Kazakhstan) "Tao Te Ching" long scroll exhibition, three consecutive years of his calligraphy works have won the individual contribution award, known as the "Tao Te Ching" writing the first person.

You can go to the major forums for help, the speed is very fast, millet grains, red cherries, Yuelu Mountain and so on.

Answer: Yes, the calligraphy of Yang Hua Taoist people in Jingshuge is like that of Taoist people who are thin, beautiful, and transparent, thin but not woody, beautiful and sunny, transparent and powerful. The italic scripture of the Taoist is powerful through the back of the paper, and the skill is profound, which also fully reflects the artistic value of calligraphy.