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Calligraphy Stone Forest of One Hundred Generals

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The Calligraphy Stone Forest of One Hundred Generals is located within the Bagua City in Tianjin. On white marble slabs are engraved calligraphic works by 107 generals and marshals of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, including two marshals, two senior generals, 22 lieutenant generals, 74 major generals, and seven brigadier generals. The majority of these inscriptions were created specifically for the Huangyaguan section of the Great Wall. Among them are —'s “Impenetrable Fortress,” Nie Rongzhen’s “We stand firm amidst the Wutai, Taihang, Heng, and Yan Mountains, our banners pointing toward Changbai; we gallop along the Hutuo, Yongding, Chao, and Luan Rivers, our victory songs echoing across the Yalu,” Xiao Jingguang’s “Majestic as the Mountains and Rivers,” and Tan Zheng’s “Adorning these mountain passes, today they look even better.”

Calligraphy Stone Forest of One Hundred Generals

The Calligraphy Stone Forest of One Hundred Generals is a cultural tourism attraction.

The Calligraphy Stone Forest of One Hundred Generals is located within the Bagua City in Tianjin. On white marble slabs are engraved calligraphic works by 107 generals and marshals of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, including two marshals, two senior generals, 22 lieutenant generals, 74 major generals, and seven brigadier generals. The majority of these inscriptions were created specifically for the Huangyaguan section of the Great Wall. Among them are —'s “Impenetrable Fortress,” Nie Rongzhen’s “We stand firm amidst the Wutai, Taihang, Heng, and Yan Mountains, our banners pointing toward Changbai; we gallop along the Hutuo, Yongding, Chao, and Luan Rivers, our victory songs echoing across the Yalu,” Xiao Jingguang’s “Majestic as the Mountains and Rivers,” and Tan Zheng’s “Adorning these mountain passes, today they look even better.”

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