|  | The Second Display Room (1)
Tang Dynasty
The Second Display Room mainly keeps tablets of calligraphy inscribed by many famous calligraphers of the Tang Dynasty. These tablets have served as models for calligraphy students.
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|  | Third Display Room (1)
The Third Display Room contains tablets from the Han to the Song dynasties. They are inscribed with a rich variety of calligraphy, including seal characters, official script, regular script, running hand and cursive hand. The tablets could very well describe the evolution of the Chinese writing system.
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|  | The Fourth Display Room
Tang Dynasty
The Fourth Display Room exhibits works of poetry in the authentic hand-writing of the well-known calligraphers from the Song through the Qing dynasties, tablets of historical significance in periods of the Ming and Qing dynasties, and some liner engravings from the Song through the Qing dynasties.
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| Stone Sculpture Gallery (1)
The Stone Sculpture Gallery was built in 1963, including mausoleum stone sculpture and religious stone sculpture from Western Han Dynasty (206BC-24A.D.) to Tang Dynasty.
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