Tomb of Jiang Wei

10 miles away from Gangu County is Jiangjiazhuang, the hometown of Jiang Wei. Along the winding small pebble road, up the hillside, Jiang Gong Temple is in front of you, only to see the courtyard of the temple, the pine pier stands, and the stone monument of "Jiang Wei's hometown" stands in the west of the courtyard. The statue of Jiang Gong in the temple is burly, and his eyes are suspicious of Weichuan. Passing through the Jiang Gong Temple, on both sides of the Magou, the peaks are stacked on top of each other, and the General Ridge is majestic. Leaving Jiangjunling, come to pay homage to Jiang Wei's tomb. Jiang Wei's tomb is divided into upper and lower layers. From the lower layer to the upper layer, it is necessary to pass through the nine stone steps. "Shitai" means to take the meaning of nine expeditions to the Central Plains. The center of the stone steps is lined with two large seal-shaped characters "Yuanzhi". Jiang Wei's cemetery was surrounded by pines and cypresses, and it was quiet. A tombstone was erected in front of the tomb, which read "The Tomb of General Jiang Wei of the Han Dynasty". Behind the tombstone is a tall tomb, and the entire cemetery coincides with Jiang Wei's life. The tomb is 3.5 meters high, which means that Jiang Wei held an important position under Zhuge Liang when he was 35 years old, and made many military exploits; the diameter of the cemetery is 6.2 meters, which means that Jiang Wei died at the age of 62 and returned to Shu with his righteousness. 1.2 meters, meaning that Jiang Wei was smart and brave when he was 12 years old, and he joined the army with hair. The meaningful tomb of Jiang Wei symbolizes the life of this famous general of the Three Kingdoms who devoted himself to serving the country, galloping the battlefield, and blood-staining the land of Shu.