Stone rubbings exhibition shows historic landscapes
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Stone rubbings exhibition shows historic landscapes

China Daily  

A long-term exhibition at the National Museum of China shows rubbings of moya carved writings and characters from Yongzhou since the Tang Dynasty to the modern time. People in ancient times believed common media for writing such as bamboo, paper and silk would be easily ruined, while stones and rocks would help characters be passed down. They carved, often in large sizes, inscriptions on huge cliffs and high mountains so people of future generations would be educated and informed, learning the past as well as noted figures and their accomplishments. A long-term exhibition at the National Museum of China shows a selection of rubbings of moya writings and characters from the Tang Dynasty to modern times.

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