The Xiang (Yuanbian) family of Zuili possesses a lingbi stone, about two feet long, its color is moist and green, and its sound is also coldly clear. The back has patterns of yellow sand, and a belt of mountains and ranges all stand out impressively. The gold-filled inscriptions read 'Made by the Emperor's hand on the first day of the third month of the first year of the Xuanhe period,' followed by a seal. The 'Su Yuan Shi Pu' records this. Through the ages, many literati and scholars have been fond of stones, and acquiring such a stone would undoubtedly make a dream come true. Kaikodo has a lingbi stone, more than a foot long. Although not listed by name, it is very impressive to observe. Its ravines and crests are extraordinarily unique, with white lines crisscrossing among the green peaks, and its sound is clear and piercing. It was placed on my desk for more than a month; I painted it before it was returned. Recorded by Bansheng.