Li Xinchun was born in Xiangyang, Jin 'an, when Sun Quan was translated into the classical Chinese version of Dog Tomb. . . . . . . . . . .

During the Three Kingdoms period, Li Xinchun, a native of Xiangyang, kept a dog named "Black Dragon", which was inseparable from Li Gongzi. One day, Li Gongzi went to town with the "Black Dragon" and fell asleep on the grass outside the city because of drunkenness on his way home. Zheng Xian, the prefect of Xiangyang, is hunting here at this time. Because of the overgrown weeds, it was difficult to see his prey clearly, so he ordered people to burn it. The fire spread to Li Gongzi with the wind, and Li Gongzi, who was drunk as mud, had no clue. In an emergency, the "black dragon" around Li Gongzi cried and bit his master. After being ineffective, he saw a stream not far away, so he ran over and jumped into the stream tactfully. After soaking, he flew back to Li Gongzi who was drunk and asleep, shaking off the water and wetting Li Gongzi's clothes and the surrounding grass. He went back and forth many times, and finally died beside Li Gongzi because of overwork. The fire didn't burn Li Gongzi. After waking up, he understood what had happened and threw himself on the "black dragon" and cried bitterly. Hearing this, Xia Zheng, the magistrate, sighed, "Dogs know how to repay kindness better than people. If people don't repay their kindness, they are not as good as dogs. " People buried the righteous dog "Black Dragon" on an auspicious day, and erected a monument "the righteous dog tomb" on the high grave.