On a small hill stands a grave mound from the Ming dynasty. Despite the passage of more than 400 years, the site-from the mortuary stele, stone offering table, and pavilion in front of the gravestone, to the carved stone animals that flank the pathway and serve as a mark of official rank-is reasonably well preserved.
小山丘上，矗立著一座明朝遺留下的衣冠塚，雖然經過四百多年，但從墓碑、祭祀用的石桌、墓碑前的墓亭，到靜佇墓道兩旁象徵官職的石雕動物，大致保存完好，看不出幾世的風霜壘痕。