In the Tang Dynasty, Pei was the prime minister of 17 people, so the book of the New Tang Dynasty (volume 7 1, table1,and the lineage of the prime minister (hereinafter referred to as the table) lists Pei's lineage. The preface says, "Pei's family has five rooms: one is Xi Pei, the other is Ma Pei, the third is South Pei, the fourth is Zhong Pei and the fifth is Dong Pei." "As soon as possible, there is a (Pei) wide court, respect for Qing, pivot and reed" as the prime minister. Pei Zunqing's tombstone is still at the southern foot of Wanan Mountain in the north of Xu Ying Village, Pengpo Town, Yichuan County, and Fan Zhongyan and his family cemetery (commonly known as Fan Tomb) are in the south. In the past three years, I have compiled The Continuation of Luo Yang's Stone Inscriptions, and collected more than 260 epitaphs of the Tang Dynasty, including Pei's family epitaph 13. This 13 epitaph of Fang Peijia, except the epitaph of Pei Box, was unearthed in the north of the village and collected by Luoyang Second Cultural Relics Team. Pei's epitaphs are of historical value for correcting the mistakes in the table, so this article is pretended for reference when revising the table. Pei Ti's epitaph is October 19th in the fifth year of Kaiyuan (7 17 AD). Chigo is 47 cm, 4.5 cm wide and 10 cm thick. Wenzhi regular script, 25 lines, 25 words in the whole line, 6 1 1 word. "Epitaph and Preface of Pei Fujun, Magistrate of Taiyuan County in Tang Dynasty" "Zuo Shi Xin Qi suggested; Sun's boyfriend Shun Shu ". Wenri: The prefects of Hejian and Levin counties in Northern Qi Dynasty once met with them. Ling Li Diamond, Wuling County, Huanglang Prefecture. Yi Shi, Gui Xiang, Huangwei, and Zuncheng, Yizhou are listed as county decrees. The public is responsible for the second son of Xiang, and the heir is thoughtful and goes to Shaanxi to join the army; Inheritors have something to say and do justice in Huazhou. ...

Based on more than 350 stone carvings obtained by the author in field archaeology in recent 20 years, combined with relevant historical documents and stone carving records, this book has carried out a panoramic restoration of the humanistic form of Longmen Grottoes and its surrounding areas in the Middle Ages. From the perspective of cultural ecology, the content paradigms of the above-mentioned heritage materials are rationally summarized, and then the politics, military affairs, transportation, hydrology, nationalities, rural customs, dwellings, forests, inns, accommodations, temples, etc. that once existed in Longmen area during the Northern Dynasty, the Sui Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty, the Five Dynasties and the Northern Song Dynasty are revealed to future generations from a unique perspective.

The author of this book not only focuses on the well-known grotto statues, but also focuses on a number of inscriptions unearthed in Longmen area over the years, which are orderly in age, different in shape and rich in content. He not only pays attention to the shape, style and direct documentary value of these stone carvings, but also tries to interpret the multi-faceted historical information they contain, so as to explore the humanistic form of this region in the Middle Ages, and then explore the humanistic value and modern significance of this precious heritage.