A close-up of Fu Shou Kang Ning at Nan Yan Palace

Giant rock carvings. Carve the four large characters "Fu", "Shou", "Kang" and "Ning" in regular script. Before the character "Shou", there is an inscription that reads, "The imperial envoy usurped the compilation of the Chengtian Xingdu Code System, the book was written by Wang Yu, a Confucian scholar of the Ministry of Rites, Anfu, and a native of Hanyuan Mountain." Between the characters "Fu" and "Kang", there is a vertical inscription that read, "Engraved on a stone on the first day of the eighth month of the year of death in the 20th year of the Jiajing reign of the Ming Dynasty (1541)." It means: The role of the South Rock Palace of Wudang Mountain in the pursuit of life.