Title: "Li Si's Seal Script Stele of Mount Yi" This is a book on Chinese seal script. Seal script is one of the ancient Chinese calligraphic styles. Within seal script, "Small Seal Script" is said to have been developed and established by Li Si, the prime minister of Qin Shi Huang, the First Emperor of China. Li Si was skilled in calligraphy and inscribed the emperor's achievements on stone steles throughout China using this script. This book illustrates the techniques of seal script based on rubbings taken from the "Mount Yi Stele" (the original has already been lost), which was erected in Zoucheng, Shandong Province, when the First Emperor made his eastern expedition. Even today, seal script is used for things like personal seals. Why not take a close look at seal script, which is composed of elegant curves? (Although it's a Chinese book, the explanatory text isn't very long, and these days you can easily read it in Japanese using the camera input feature of the translation app that comes standard on smartphones.) Thank you for looking.