Introduction to Zhuge Liang's Tomb: The tomb of Marquis Wu is located behind the main hall. It faces north and south, with its head north and its feet south. It takes the north to look at the Central Plains and the south to establish the Kingdom of Shu. The tomb is in the shape of an overturned bucket, with a height of 4 meters, a diameter of 21 meters, and a circumference of 64 meters. The tomb is surrounded by marble pillars and exquisitely carved apron boards in the shape of a trigram to commemorate Zhuge Liang's deduction of the Eight Diagrams at the foot of Dingjun Mountain during his lifetime. The commemoration of the array diagram. There are 35 "Zhuge Liang's Life" story patterns embossed on the fence. There was a thick blanket of grass on the tomb, and a big tree named Huangguopu grew out of it. According to legend, it was the incarnation of his wife Huang Yueying.