Write down the date of the stone tablet in the lunar or solar calendar.

Generally speaking, it is the lunar calendar. Engraving refers to engraving words on a monument. Song Hongshi explained "Li Shi Han Shi Jing Can": "Cai Zhonglang can't fail to see the beauty of calligraphy and painting. Compared with Huang Chu's later inscriptions, it is very different. Wei people can achieve it with a pen! " Lu Wenzhong's Biography of the History of Song Dynasty: "In Taiping and Xingguo, I went to the Imperial Palace to see the ancient monument and invited Wen Zhong, Shu Ya, Du Hao and Wu Shu to read it." Gu Yanwu in the Qing Dynasty's "On Northern Yue": "In the early Song Dynasty, the temple was burned by Qidan and rebuilt in Chunhua two years, but the inscriptions in the Tang Dynasty were not destroyed." In the Qing Dynasty, Qian Yong wrote "Miscellaneous Notes on Luyuan Conghua Shang Jin Shi Wen": "Sun Yuanru looked at it and said,' I am an official, and I want to ask local officials to protect the inscription in the world. "The content of general inscriptions is mainly calligraphy and Chinese painting, but of course it can also include materials such as New Year pictures, prints and reliefs. The content can be the characteristics of local scenic spots or the essence of ancient or modern famous artists.