Cao Cao s Only Calligraphy

# Three Kingdoms of the World#[Cao Cao’s only calligraphy] Cao Cao’s poems and literary works cover the world, but his calligraphy is the only one.
According to the textual research on the word "Fanxue", Cao Cao’s calligraphy works are the only one that can be seen at present. In the 24th year of Jian’an in the Eastern Han Dynasty (219 A.D.), Cao Cao expedited Zhang Lu to the middle of the Han Dynasty. When he passed through the throat gate of the trestle road (now Baocheng, Shaanxi Province), he saw the water of the Baohe River rushing down, hitting rocks and flying flowers, like rolling snow waves. So the inscription of "snow" in Shimen Trestle Road was inscribed and then carved on the reefs in the river until now.
Why are there three shortages of water for the Character of Lao? "A river is short of water!" Maybe this is the legendary word game that Cao Cao has always liked. In the story of Yang Xiu and Cao Cao, Cao Cao wrote the section of "living".
Panxue is a right-hand horizontal book with a diameter of 45 centimeters. However, at present, the stone carvings are not in the original site, but in the Hanzhong Museum. At the beginning of the construction of the Shimen Reservoir in 1967, the whole stone carvings on the trestle will be submerged, so the local cultural relics department chiseled down the word "snow" on the reefs in the river and transported it to the Hanzhong Museum for preservation. At that time, the word "jade basin" on another reef in the river, as well as other cliff inscriptions such as "Shimen Song", "Shimen Ming" and "Dakaitong" were all taken off and collected. Now that the Shimen Reservoir has been built, Cao Cao’s amazing "snowfall" no longer exists, only the word "snowfall" lying quietly in the exhibition cabinet, recalling the legendary era of the wind and clouds. Japan-Tokyo National Museum