"Daya Gallery is long gone, but his legacy is still there." . In recent years, Dan Ling County, Meishan City has deeply explored local cultural resources, displayed elegant cultural brands, rebuilt Daya Gallery, built an "ecologically livable and elegant city" and promoted the upgrading of the tourism industry of "two mountains and one lake". On June 26th, 65438 10 this year, the project of Daya Gallery was completed, with thousands of people participating. Since then, the tourism fever of Daya culture has continued to heat up, which not only brings new vitality to the economic and social development of Dan Ling County, but also the "Daya Culture" carried by Dan Ling "Daya Gallery" has become a new benchmark for the combination of literature and tourism in Meishan, attracting more and more attention from all sides.

"People who are not elegant should not be friends with Yatang Yu, and works that are not elegant should not be friends with Yatang." This is a famous saying of Huang Tingjian in the Northern Song Dynasty. Huang Tingjian is a student of Su Dongpo and once lived in Meishan. According to the records of Sichuan Tongzhi Daya Gallery, Huang Tingjian went upstream from Jiangling, Hubei Province, and in the process of visiting Du Fu and revisiting Du Fu's poems, he came up with the idea of writing Du Fu's poems under Liang Chuankui and carving them into stone tablets, and storing them in people who like poetry in Sichuan, so as to "make elegant sounds disappear for a long time and regain the ears of Sanba". At that time, Su Yang, the grandfather of Li Dao, a rich gentry and historian in the Southern Song Dynasty, learned of his elegance, and begged Huang Tingjian to give him more than 800 Du Fu poems in calligraphy, and then asked craftsmen to engrave them at their own expense and build high-rise buildings to collect them permanently. This is the famous Daya Gallery in the Northern Song Dynasty, which was built 3 kilometers south of Danling, and is now located in Yangwan, Gaomiaogou, Chalin Village, Danling Town.