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"Lingyan Temple's Pre overlapping Rhyme" is a seven character regulated poem written by a Qing Dynasty poet in the year of Hongli Yiyou (1765), consisting of three volumes and forty-five volumes. The morning and evening mist carries the imprint of the heart, and the spring stones are both ancient and modern, with a pleasant and spiritual nature. Beside the Bu'er Hall, there is a Dharma pine tree (according to legend, it was planted by Yuanzang), and there is a double gate outside the Shagan Pavilion. The wind comes from the corner of the eaves, and the empty bell whispers. Spring enters the roots of the mountains, and new water rushes in. This is the emptiness of color, seeking the form of the Brahman king. Editor in Chief Ma Bo, Collected Edition of Calligraphy Encyclopedia Volume 5, Lined Bookstore, January 2016, p. 278, Reiteration of Lingyan Temple, Hongli (1711-1799), also known as Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty. Emperor of the Qing Dynasty. The reign title is Qianlong. Reigned from 1735 to 1796. Aisin Gioro's family. Manchu ethnic group. Yongzheng's fourth son, named Hongli. Emperor Qianlong loved to travel throughout his life, going down to Jiangnan and up to Rehe, visiting famous mountains and rivers, and being fascinated by the magnificent scenery of mountains and rivers. It's not enough to just explore the mountains and water, but also to carry calligraphy and painting, exhibit books for appreciation, and verify the scenery on the spot, searching for the scenery in the painting for on-site investigation. From the preserved materials, it can be seen that this emperor not only loved Jiangnan, but also Panshan, and couldn't put down his love for the "Imperial Painting of Mountains and Waters" that depicts the scenery of Panshan The "Imperial Brush Landscape Painting" depicts the rugged and dark mountains, covered in lush trees, creating an elegant and elegant light ink landscape painting. On the mountaintop is a steep cliff, with strange pine canopy and ancient vines winding around it. Under the cliff, there are dense pine and fir trees that are suitable for distance and distance, making people linger and forget to leave. The mountain nestles against the water, and the water reflects the mountain. It is quiet and harmonious, with a faint harmony. A leisurely state of mind is like life, slowly reminiscing about the years, quietly like water and lightly like mountains. Water, so dynamic and beautiful, captivating and imaginative, so powerful and surging, full of infinite passion. Sometimes it is called tenderness like water, and sometimes it is called roaring and rushing, which is the personality of water. The surging waves, the ding dong of springs, and the babbling of small rivers are all eternal day and night. The fusion of mountains and water is a combination of stillness and movement, a combination of monotony and excitement, forming the most beautiful scenery. Exploring in the mountains and swimming in the water is so wonderful. This Qianlong imperial pen has extremely high collection value!