The Qijing Stele Garden, established in 2003, features the garden name "Qijing Stele Garden" inscribed by Mr. Zhang Hai, Chairman of the China Calligraphers Association. The Qijing Stele Garden is divided into nine sub-gardens, housing over 170 steles. Except for the self-recommendation stele garden, the poems in the other eight gardens were carefully selected from more than 500 poems praising Jingpohu. Renowned calligraphers in China were invited to write these poems, which were then engraved onto natural stones. Taking into account the terrain, vegetation, and forest along the "Shaoqi Path," steles of varying sizes were erected without damaging the natural surroundings, enhancing both the aesthetic appeal of the stones and creating a harmonious contrast and complement between human artistry and nature, blending scenery and sentiment into a unified whole.