The image is a red sign with white text that reads "Zou Fu Tomb of Jin Dynasty". The sign is located in a museum or exhibition space with a white wall in the background. The text is written in Chinese and appears to be a description of the tomb, which is excavated in 1973. The tomb is 4.15 meters high and has a chamber built with 156 strips of grained stone. The shape of the above tomb is equal to the square shape with a vault roof, the frescoes of 13 portraits and various designs of the tombs are the most valuable, including sacrifice offering music implements playing wine heating maidservant and filial son stories widely popular in Song and Jin Dynasty. From the characters inscribed on the tomb stone, we know the dead named Zou Fu who was buried in 1199AD. The frescoses of filial children stories occupy nearly half of the carved stone wall, which refers to the fact that the confucian thought. The song and Jin dynasty were deeply influenced by the Confucius thought.