Introduction to Tang Yin's Tomb: The current Tang Yin Tomb covers an area of about 1 mu. The northernmost part is the tomb, surrounded by Ming-style ice plum walls built with stones. The east seal of the tomb is about 3 meters high, and a stone pavilion is built in front. The tombstone inside the pavilion is engraved with "The Tomb of Jieyuan in the Ming and Tang Dynasties"; The two characters "Ming" and "Mingtang" are in red, which means that the family name is endless and the incense is strong. The couplets on the tomb pavilion are "Double Bingshe in Huawu Village" and "Spring Breeze and Autumn Moon". "Double Bingshe" means two simple residences, which means that Tang Yin and his ancestors shared their graves. The tomb is surrounded by black pines, verdant cypresses and peach trees. In front of the tomb are flowers and incense, and red silk fabrics for making wishes are floating.