Introduction to cliff carvings: There are rich ancient cultural relics in Yushan, especially there are many cliff carvings. There are more than 100 well-documented ones since the Song Dynasty. The sorted out cliff stone carvings include a total of 84 sections from the Song, Yuan, Ming, Qing, Republic of China, modern times and those that cannot be verified. Among them, the inscription by Lu Wenzhong of Chunfuhua (990 AD) of the Northern Song Dynasty, located on Aoding Peak (Zhuangyuan Peak), was considered by the "Yushan Cliff Stone Inscriptions" published in 1964 to be "the earliest existing Song Dynasty cliff stone inscription in Fujian". In 1998, Zhao Xuemin, member of the Standing Committee of the Fujian Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China and secretary of the Fuzhou Municipal Party Committee, inscribed a large Chinese character "Shou" on the right side of Jiuxian Cave, with a diameter of 2.4 meters x 1 meter, in cursive script.