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Scenic Convergence of Rivers and Mountains

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Located beside the Diecai Pavilion on Diecai Mountain in the city area. It is a cliff inscription, 233 cm in height and 77 cm in width, written in regular script with characters 43 cm tall and the year and month inscriptions 13 cm tall. According to Tian Rucheng’s *Record of Visiting Various Mountains in Guangxi* from the 18th year of the Ming Jiajing era, the Diecai Pavilion during the Ming Dynasty was called the “Gathering Scenery Pavilion,” and “Scenic Convergence of Rivers and Mountains” was likely inscribed here as a title for this scenic spot...

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Located beside the Diecai Pavilion on Diecai Mountain in the city area. It is a cliff inscription, 233 cm in height and 77 cm in width, written in regular script with characters 43 cm tall and the year and month inscriptions 13 cm tall. According to Tian Rucheng’s *Record of Visiting Various Mountains in Guangxi* from the 18th year of the Ming Jiajing era, the Diecai Pavilion during the Ming Dynasty was called the “Gathering Scenery Pavilion,” and “Scenic Convergence of Rivers and Mountains” was likely inscribed here as a title for this scenic spot. “Scenic Convergence of Rivers and Mountains” is the third work left by Yuqing on Diecai Mountain.

The piece features dignified and

vigorous calligraphy.