Inscriptions and Postscripts of Xunzi's Mausoleum Poems in Past Dynasties

Ye Li, a poet in the Ming Dynasty and the author of The Story of the Boat, made a special trip to Lanling to pay tribute to Xunzi's mausoleum. Seeing the loneliness and desolation of Xunzi's mausoleum, he was deeply touched and wrote a poem:

The ancient tomb rustled and bowed to the fox and rabbit,

Passers-by show Xun Qing's tomb.

At that time, literary talent was brilliant,

The day was desolate and smoky.

Lying in the smoke,

Autumn dusk,

There are thorns like clouds.

Wildflowers are everywhere,

There is only spider silk in front of Luo's tomb.

Daoguang 2 1 year (184 1), the Qing government built Xunzi's tombstone.

In the 30th year of Guangxu reign, Zhou Fuli, the governor of Shandong Province, laid a monument for "Xun Qing Chulanling".

1977 was announced as the first batch of provincial key protected units, and Cangshan County Revolutionary Committee set up another protection symbol monument.