The Great Northern Wilderness Calligraphy Art Gallery

　　The Great Northern Wilderness Calligraphy Art Gallery was established in 1985, located 10 kilometers from Mishan city center. It is composed of a forest of steles, stele corridors, and stone tablets nestled in the mountains, bringing together outstanding works by renowned modern Chinese writers and calligraphers such as Ding Ling, Ai Qing, Qi Gong, and Xiao Ke. With profound cultural significance, it is considered a national treasure among calligraphy stele collections.

　　The overall design is unique, built along the mountain with an artful layout. Pavilions, terraces, steles, corridors, and walls vary in form, all exquisitely carved. The lintel of the west gate features a giant brush sculpted from granite, recognized by the Guinness World Records China (Shanghai) as the “World’s Largest Brush.”

　　Major attractions: Over 2,000 stone tablets and carvings, a calligraphy corridor that showcases a grand collection of calligraphic art, and a maze formed by the calligraphy corridor and stone carvings. Additionally, there is the Youth Reservoir tourist area, jointly built by 100,000 soldiers and educated youths.

　　Tourist activities: Appreciating and learning calligraphy art, convalescence, vacationing, boating, swimming, and more.