The tablet without words in front of the dry grave belongs to Wu Zetian. Ganling is located in Shaanxi, where Li Zhi and Wu Zetian are buried. The tablet without words in the east belongs to Wu Zetian. The tablet without words is a very big boulder with eight dragons carved on it, all kinds of horses, drinking water, lions, moiré and flowers. The lines are very beautiful and smooth. The special feature of this inscription is that it has no words and belongs to a female king, whether because it was written too late or because Wu Zetian deliberately left it for later generations to evaluate.
The tablet without words is said to have no words, but in fact it is full of words from Song, Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties. The inscription itself has no words, but now we can see so many words on it because people in each dynasty have different views on him. In ancient times, people didn't have such an orthodox idea about the inscription, so they came up with an idea, and they wrote it whenever they wanted, and wrote it at random where the inscription was found. How can people in the back bear it when they see poems in inscriptions, post stations and other places? Especially those who have different ideas, continue to write down their own ideas on the inscription.
As a result, a good tablet without words was made? Scrawled inscription? There are five fonts on the stone tablet: true, cursive, official, seal and line. Even the lost Jurchen script has left precious traces. Obviously, these words were not carved at the beginning, so after a long period of wind and sand blowing, these words became blurred and some of them lost their exquisite value.
No word tablet? The original value is average, which is not much different from ordinary tombs. The idea that there are no words provides many ideas for the literati behind. A tombstone is engraved with many words that no one can understand, which brings infinite mystery to the world. The value of the tablet without words has been upgraded at once, and it has become a tablet with cultural connotation.