Are there stone reliefs in everyone's tomb in Han Dynasty?

Wu Guanzhong, a famous painter, called Han tombs, terracotta warriors and horses and Han stone reliefs "three wonders of the Han Dynasty", and some experts even praised Han stone reliefs as "a Chinese book without words". Zhang Yun, director of Tengzhou Han Dynasty Stone Relief Museum, said that Han Dynasty stone relief art, as an important part of China traditional art, is concentrated in southern Shandong and northern Jiangsu, around Nanyang, northern Shaanxi, northwestern Shanxi, and Chongqing, Sichuan. Among them, the Han stone reliefs unearthed in southern Shandong and northern Jiangsu rank first in the country, while Tengzhou in southern Shandong enjoys a long-standing reputation for its rich unearthed quantity, comprehensive themes, diverse carving techniques and long duration.

Rich in content and subject matter

20 1 1 in July, an ancient tomb stone was found in Dongsi village, suburban township, Tengzhou city, and the stone was engraved with images of horses and chariots. Tengzhou Han Dynasty Stone Relief Museum immediately sent professionals to investigate and found that the tomb was a large han group, and * * * found six Han Dynasty stone reliefs, all of which were unearthed from stone tombs.

After excavation and research, the tomb is more than 1900 years ago, which should be in the Eastern Han Dynasty. There are headstones, sidewall stones and partition stones in the tomb. Among them, the partition stone is carved on a convex surface, and the picture has two layers. The upper layer is engraved with the images of male and female copulation and three unicorns, and the lower layer is the picture of people coming and going. The stone walls on both sides are carved on the convex surface, and the picture is divided into two layers. One stone on top, deer, tiger, unicorn, etc. It's carved. On the lower floor, nine large cars driving to the right are carved. Another stone is carved with a man holding a halberd, a tiger with two horns and a unicorn; A pavilion was carved on the lower floor, where one person drummed and a pavilion bowed to welcome the arrival of the seven cars. Among the six Han stone reliefs, three are full of pictures, rich in content and beautifully carved, especially the images of copulation between men and women, which are very rare in Chinese Han stone reliefs.