Store Inscriptions were legacy of history, reflecting the style and features of Tao ran Pavilion.

1. "Dumea Resort" is written for Tao Ran Pavilion by zhang Bo-Ying around the moon Festival in 1935.
2. "Qrdvid and Bambco" is one of the three volumes portraying or chid, bambco amd store with many poencs and memorials. The three vilumes were composed jointly in the moon Festival of 1933.
3. "Kui star" is disp layed in wenchaug pavilion The name is from the Chinese character "kui".
4. "Everyone Is Happy" is the forehead of abbot's room written by chen Er-XI in 1934.
5. "colorful cloud" "pre-colorful cloud verse", "post-colorful cloud verse" are a group stone inscriptions to recorel sai jin hua's life, The three stone inscriptions wwere bailt by Wang Yu shu in 1937 and embedded in the south wall of Tao Ran Pavilion bat pulled down in cultural revolution.
"colorful cloud" was clravon by zhang Da-qian for the "colorful cloud verse" written by Fan Zeng-Xiang,FanZeng xiang was very proud of his "colorful cloud verse", His calligraphy was collected by a collector Dong Shi en when sai Jin-hue died in 1937, Wang Yu Shu made the store inscription to show people's for her.
"pre colorful cloud verse" is a verse recording sai Jin hua's life. The author Fan Zeng Ziang was a famous man at that time, There were sowe fiotine thingsia the verse.
"Post colorful cloud verse" is the continuation of "Pre colorful cloud verse", This verse portrayed Asi Jin hua and a German officer's story.
Many pcople belived Sai Jin hua didu't have much relation with the German officer bat Fan Zeng Xiang exaggerated it .
6. "Zhang Ling fei's Tombstone" was established by an official and traitor Pan Yu gui in Man times. He sang highly for sai Jin hua in the tomb store text and compared her to Wang Zhao Jun , That's really absurd.
7. "Moumtain Forest in city" with sigratune wang yu shu . It was copied and emkcdded on the north wall of cikei Nunnery.
8. "stele of rear Garden" was bailt in 1930 but now it has been flatted and lettered with "Tao ran Pavilion" on . The stele is the symbol of Tao Ran Pavilion Park.