Poetry and praise of the Giant Buddha in Rong County

The gate of the Great Buddha Temple was inscribed by Zhao Xi, a native of Rong County. There are also many calligraphy inscriptions by Zhao Xi on the mountain, which are delicate and powerful, making tourists stop to admire them. Zhao Xi, whose courtesy name was Yaosheng and whose nickname was Xiangsong, was a famous poet, lyricist and calligrapher in the late Qing Dynasty. There are "Xiang Song Ci" and "Xiang Song Poetry Preface Collection" handed down from generation to generation. His calligraphy is known as "Rongxian Zhao Zi". His appearance is charming and vigorous, and the stele is integrated. He is the master of calligraphy in the late Qing Dynasty. His calligraphy works in his later years are comparable to those of the Song and Yuan Dynasties. . During the Republic of China, Zhao Xi visited the Great Buddha Temple and wrote a poem on the Xiaotai: The golden statue entered the Taiqing Dynasty and was completed in the eighth year of Yuanfeng and Yuanyou.

Rongzhou does not allow Jiazhou to be good, only the sound of wind and water in Shaolin.

The documents on the abandoned platform have not been collected for a long time, and there are several floors of poems written in the Song Dynasty.

Looking through the Sima family with a cold eye, Sun Deng is the one who smiles in the mountains.

Halfway up the mountainside of Big Buddha Cliff, there is a historic site called "Xiao Terrace". According to legend, Xuanxiao, the son of the Yellow Emperor, rested here while hunting. It is called "Haunting Platform". It is also said that Sun Deng, a famous scholar in the Wei and Jin Dynasties, came to the stage to roar, and his voice was melodious, like the voice of the phoenix. Therefore, the "Rongzhou Illustration" of the Northern Song Dynasty called this "Sun Deng Xiao Tai", and the cliff was engraved with the seal script of "Xiao Tai". The characters are one meter in diameter and were written by Zhao Xi. Zhao Xi rarely wrote seal script, which is indeed rare.

There is a "Fang Weng Pavilion" built on the top of the mountain. When Lu You was appointed as the general magistrate of Rongzhou in the Song Dynasty, he often climbed to Dafo Mountain and left many poems. As he said in his poem: "I am here to relax and relax among the guests. Looking for Long Xiu from Xiaotai." In order to commemorate Lu You, later generations named the pavilion where he rested while climbing "Fangweng Pavilion".