Eighth of the Nine Sons of the Dragon · Negative Xi Negative Xi, who looks like a dragon, is the eighth oldest son. He was good at writing throughout his life. The Wenlong on both sides of the stone tablet is his portrait. Our country's stele tablets have a long history and are rich in content. Some of them are simple in shape, with smooth and bright bodies, and the light can be discerned; some are exquisitely carved, with graceful characters and vivid writing; some are stone carvings of famous poems and poems, which are very popular. The popularity of moxibustion has been praised throughout the ages. Fuyi liked this kind of inscriptions that shone with artistic brilliance very much. He was willing to turn them into patterned dragons to set off these handed down literary treasures, making the base of the stele more elegant and beautiful. They are coiled around each other and seem to be slowly squirming. Together with the base of the base, it looks even more spectacular.