A famous stone stele from the Eastern Wu period of the Three Kingdoms, carved in 276 CE to record a fabricated divine prophecy intended to bolster the rule of Emperor Sun Hao. The calligraphy is noted for its unique style that blends seal script structures with clerical script brushwork, featuring sharp, square strokes and elongated vertical tails. The original stone was destroyed by fire in 1805 during the Qing dynasty, and the work survives today through rubbings.