Xindu Eastern Han Tomb.

Visit the Guihu Beilin in Guihu Park, Xindu. At the back of the building, there is a restored exhibition of the Xindu Eastern Han Tomb. This is a large Han Dynasty tomb with nine tomb chambers and a tomb passage. The restored exhibition is based on the Han tomb materials excavated in Qingbai Township, Xindu. The entire tomb is divided into three parts: the front room, the middle hall, and the back room. Each tomb chamber has side rooms connected by a roll arch door. The tomb door is a double stone door, and the tomb roof is a roll arch. The tomb wall is built with rectangular pattern bricks, and more than 50 shallow relief image bricks are embedded in the middle. The highest tomb chamber is three meters high, covering an area of about 100 square meters. The tomb chamber displays stone coffins, pottery, and stone tools, etc., reproducing the burial system of the Han Dynasty. The Han Dynasty image brick is one of the treasures of China's unearthed cultural relics, and Xindu is the main excavation area. The Han Dynasty had a developed social economy and a considerable level of sculpture art. The image bricks vividly show the politics, military, agricultural production, life customs, culture, art, and myths and legends of the Han Dynasty. Some of the exhibits in this room have been sent abroad for exhibition.