A famous regular script calligraphy masterpiece written by Yan Zhenqing in 771 AD; it records the legend of the immortal Magu and the scenery of the altar on Mount Magu. The original stone tablet was destroyed in the Ming dynasty, and only rubbings of various sizes remain. Also known as [[麻姑山仙坛记|麻姑山仙壇記|ma2 gu1 shan1 xian1 tan2 ji4]].

the Taoist immortal Magu, a symbol of longevity and protector of women, often depicted as a beautiful young woman with bird-like claws

Record of the Altar of Immortal Magu on Mount Magu, a famous work of Chinese calligraphy by Yan Zhenqing dating from the Tang Dynasty

A Chinese mythological theme and traditional painting subject depicting the immortal [[麻姑|麻姑|ma2 gu1]] presenting longevity wine to the Queen Mother of the West; often given as a gift to celebrate a woman's birthday