The image is a photograph of a red plaque with Chinese text on it. The text reads "Yuan Wei's Tomb of Northern Wei" and is located at Jinjagu village, north of Luoyang City. It was seriously robbed with only a stone coffin and a piece of inscription left. It has a shaft catacomb. Its chamber, which had an arched roof, was almost square on the bottom. Frescoes might have been inscribed on the wall. However, only few marks remained. The contents were difficult to be made out. A stone coffin was placed at the right side of the chamber. Yuan Wei was the sixth-generation descendant of Emperor Tai Zu according to the record of the tomb inscription. He held various posts from vice-minister to general. After his death, the imperial government conferred him on the title Duke Nanping. The tomb inscription, indeed, was precious for the study of the history of Northern Wei Dynasty.