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Cliff Inscriptions in Longtan Gully

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The cliff inscriptions in Longtan Gully are located on the rock faces of Longtan Gully in Huangwo Village, Gaogongdao Township, Lianyun District. There are two inscriptions in total: one is a clerical script piece by Zhang Enpei from Xin County, created in the Xinyou year of the Republic of China (1921), and the other is a regular script piece by Zhang Baichuan from Xin County, created in the tenth year of the Republic of China (1921). Both are poetic inscriptions. Zhang Enpei’s clerical script is bold and weighty, while Zhang Baichuan’s regular script is neat and richly formed…

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The cliff inscriptions in Longtan Gully are a cultural relic protection unit of Lianyungang City.

The cliff inscriptions in Longtan Gully are located on the rock faces of Longtan Gully in Huangwo Village, Gaogongdao Township, Lianyun District. There are two inscriptions in total: one is a clerical script piece by Zhang Enpei from Xin County, created in the Xinyou year of the Republic of China (1921), and the other is a regular script piece by Zhang Baichuan from Xin County, created in the tenth year of the Republic of China (1921). Both are poetic inscriptions. Zhang Enpei’s clerical script is bold and weighty, while Zhang Baichuan’s regular script is neat and richly formed, possessing certain artistic value. They were designated as part of the first batch of cultural relic protection units of Lianyungang City in 1982.