What are the representative works of tomb murals in Yuan Dynasty?

The murals in the Yuan Dynasty mainly include the existing Buddhist tantric murals in Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, the Taoist murals in Yongle Palace in Shanxi, the murals in Xinghua Temple in Jixian County, and the murals in Guangsheng Temple in Hongtong County. The Yuan Dynasty murals in Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes are well preserved in Caves 3 and 465. The theme of the third cave is "Guanyin with thousands of hands and eyes", and the picture is in the form of stick figures with smooth lines and lively colors. Cave 465 is a tantric mandala painting with a statue of "Happy Buddha" in the middle, which is very decorative. Shanxi Yongle Palace mural is a Taoist mural in the Yuan Dynasty, and Sanqing Hall mural "Yuan Chao Tu" depicts a large-scale immortal team, centered on 286 immortals. The picture is spectacular, the image is vivid, the lines are smooth and vigorous, and the colors are rich. The figures are filled with heavy colors, and the sleeves, tassels and flower buds are highlighted with gold powder. The clothes are flying and the walls are full of wind, which is very decorative.