Yishan stone carving is cliff stone carving printed in Qin Dynasty, also known as Yishan stone carving, Yishan tablet, Yishan inscription, Yishan tablet and Yishan inscription. It is divided into two parts, the first half (the beginning)

The second half ("imperial edict") was carved in the first year of Qin Ershi (the first 209 years) and handed down by Li Si. It belongs to Xiao Zhuan's calligraphy works, and is called together with Taishan Stone Carving, Langya Stone Carving and Huiji Stone Carving. The stone carving was originally in Shumen, Yishan, Zouxian County, Shandong Province, and was destroyed in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The existing stone carvings of the Song Dynasty are in Anbeilin, and those of the Yuan Dynasty are in Zoucheng Museum.

The first half of "Carving Stone on Yishan Mountain" is engraved with the word 144, which praises the just war of Qin Shihuang and the benefits brought to the people by the unified and centralized feudal country; ? In the second half, 79 words were engraved, which recorded that when Reese accompanied Qin Ershi on a patrol, he wrote to ask Qin Shihuang to immediately carve an imperial edict beside the stone.

In calligraphy, the strokes are simple and unified, the hidden front moves backward, the corners are arc-shaped, and there is no pen extension; Symmetry and balance also emphasize the change of symmetry; Rules and regulations are orderly and rhythmic.