Liu Yuxi's Humble Room

There is an inscription, which was written by calligrapher Liu Gongquan and engraved on stone. The two words "Low Room" on the gate were written by the poet Zang Kejia. Original text of the humble house: A mountain is not famous because of its height, but because of the immortals living there. It’s not how deep the water is that matters; it’s not how magical it is if there is a dragon inside. This is a humble room, but my virtue is fragrant. The moss on the steps is green, and the grass is green through the curtains. There are great scholars among those who talk and laugh, and there are no unlearned people among those who come and go. You can tune the zither and read the golden scriptures. No music to disturb the ears, no paperwork to tire the body. Zhuge Lu in Nanyang and Ziyun Pavilion in Western Shu. Confucius said: What's there to be ashamed of? Loushi Park