An online photo, though from a different era and architecture, roughly captures the effect of "an iron pagoda reflected by a flagpole." The photo can be viewed on the author's Weibo.
Li Tai's family tomb complex in Yun County, Hubei, was excavated in modern times, revealing the epitaphs of Li Tai, his wife Yan Wan, and their two sons, Li Xin and Li Hui. From these, it is known that around the sixth year of the Zhenguan era, when Li Tai was about 13, he fathered his eldest son, Li Xin, with a servant girl. His principal wife, Yan Wan, was the daughter of the great engineer Yan Lide (niece of the renowned painter Yan Liben) and was only eleven when she married him. Li Xin was later taken into the palace and raised by Empress Zhangsun.
This book includes numerous historical artifact images in its annotations. As the publishing platform does not support image uploads, please visit the author's Weibo to view them. Search for the ID "Tang Dynasty Tour Guide Forest Deer" on Sina Weibo. Welcome to engage and discuss!
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