Introduction to the popular Chinese stele of Nestorianism in the Qin Dynasty

In the second room of the Forest of Steles in Xi'an stands a famous stone stele called "The Stele of Nestorianism in China Popular in the Qin Dynasty". It is like a huge magnet, attracting batches of Chinese and foreign tourists. People linger in front of it and take photos. People praise it as a precious material for studying the history of transportation between China and the West. It is a colorful ribbon embellished with the Silk Road. A sparkling gem on the. Nestorianism in the Great Qin Dynasty made a popular Chinese stele (a national treasure-level cultural relic). It was written by Jing Jing in the second year of Jianzhong of the Tang Dynasty (781), and was written by Lu Xiuyan (Lu Dongbin) and inscribed on it. Height 279 cm, width 99 cm. It was unearthed in the third year of Qi tomorrow (1623).