The tomb and murals of Prince Zhang Huai of the Tang Dynasty

The tomb of Prince Zhang Huai is composed of a tomb passage, a transition hole, a well, a corridor, a front tomb room, and a rear tomb room, with a total length of 71 meters. There are 6 small niches on the east and west walls of the second to fourth wells, where tri-colored tomb-guarding beasts, tri-colored standing figurines, horse-riding figurines, ceremonial figurines, pottery standing figurines, pottery horses, painted pottery, and green-glazed flower pots are placed. There are more than fifty groups of murals in the tomb of Prince Zhang Huai, covering an area of more than 400 square meters, most of which are well preserved. From the content of the painted subjects, there are the Azure Dragon, the White Tiger, travel, envoys, ceremonies, horse rust, singing and dancing, games, as well as court maids and accompanying officials, etc.