Introduction to King Chuang Exhibition Hall: King Chuang Exhibition Hall is located at the top of the gate tower and tomb, 36 steps up from the tomb, covering an area of 330 square meters. The building is in the style of Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the hall is antique and stylish. It is bold and unconstrained. On the right side, there is a monument hall with famous people chanting it. Outside the hall, there are large mahogany pillars, surrounded by cloisters and four corners decorated with kissing beasts.
Above the door of the museum hangs a plaque of "Li Zicheng Exhibition Hall" inscribed by contemporary literary master Mao Dun. Two long couplets are hung on the columns on both sides, summarizing Li Zicheng's tragic life. The forehead beams of the wings on both sides are decorated with patterns, which are simple and generous; In front of the hall is a bust of Li Zicheng, and displays an introduction to the historical relics of Li Zicheng's heroic martyrdom in Hubei's resistance to the Qing Dynasty, photos of the Lijiapu ancient battlefield and the Huangzang Cave site where Li Zicheng had his final decisive battle with the Qing soldiers, and gilded palladium, Li Zicheng's precious relics. There are stirrups and historical documents from various historical periods. A gently sloping rock slope on the left side of the adjacent hall is called the "Fierce Battle Slope", where Li Zicheng unfortunately died.