Li Shiqian (523-588), born in Pingji, Zhao Jun (now Zhao County, Hebei Province), was born in Chu Shi from the Northern Wei Dynasty to the Sui Dynasty and was the son of Li Yu.

Born in Li Dongzu, Zhao County, he lost his father in his childhood and his mother was the most filial. Minhui is studious and familiar with classics and history. In the Northern Wei Dynasty, he set out from Wang Guangping (Yuanzan) and joined the army. After the establishment of the Sui Dynasty, he refused to be an official for life, retired to Buddhism and lived in seclusion in the countryside. A lifetime of charity saves countless lives.

Eight years after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he died at the age of 66 and was buried in Chongren Township.

Overview of Li Shiqian:

Li Shiqian's epitaph, the rubbings of which are 9 1cm high and 90cm wide. Every 3 1 line has 32 words, * * * 123 1 word. In recent years, zhishi originated in southern Hebei, scattered among the people, and it is a private collection, but it has not been recorded and studied.

Li Shiqian, an ambitious man, is recorded in the History of the North and Sui Shu. The chronicle records Li Shiqian's family background and life story. The epitaph and rubbings are excellent and have high academic research value.