Museum of Calligraphy and Painting keeps over 12,000 rubbings of stone sculptures (tapian) and over 2,000 pieces of paper arts covering Royal Decrees of Ming and Qing Dynasty, paintings and calligraphies, the most valuable of which are the Royal Decree issued in the Wanli Reign (1573-1620) of Ming Dynasty, Horizontal Scroll of Landscape by Tang Yin, Wooden Paths Built Along the Face of Cliff by Qiu Ying, Foggy Canyon by Mi Wanzhong, Landscape Painting by Dong Qichang, the central scroll written by Zheng Banqiao, and the antithetical couplets composed by Zuo Zongtang, to name just a few。