The tomb of Nanyue King in the Western Han Dynasty is located on Xianggang Mountain in the north of Guangzhou.1On June 9, 983, it was discovered by accident when construction and foundation excavation started. The Museum of Nanyue King's Tomb in the Western Han Dynasty covers an area of14000m2. The overall layout is centered on the ancient tomb and covered with a bucket-shaped steel frame glass protective shed, which symbolizes the bucket-shaped enclosure of the emperor's mausoleum in Han Dynasty. The east side of the tomb is a three-story comprehensive exhibition building, and the north side is a two-story main exhibition building. These three buildings are connected into a whole by the surrounding corridors. Now, the whole museum has 10 exhibition halls, covering an area of more than 4,800 square meters. Now, the Tomb Museum of Nanyue King has been selected into 80 famous museums in the world. This museum is the main attraction of a cultural and historical site in Yuexiu Mountain. The buildings are symmetrically arranged along the axis, the museum is built along the mountain according to the visiting route, and the exhibition hall, tomb and extended exhibition room are integrated into one. The tomb of the king of Nanyue is the tomb of Zhao Kun, the second generation king of Nanyue, whose capital was Panyu in the early Western Han Dynasty. He is the grandson of Zhao Tuo, the general who unified Lingnan in the Qin Dynasty, and calls himself Wendi. It has a history of more than 2000 years. Zhao Kun, known as Zhao Hu in the history books, reigned for 137- 122 BC (from the 4th year of Emperor Jian Yuan to the first year of Yuan Shou), about 16 years. During his reign, Zhao Hao was known as the "Emperor of South Vietnam" and later as the King of South Vietnam. During this period, South Vietnam was called a vassal of the Han Dynasty, but in fact it was still an independent kingdom. The whole tomb is made of 750 big stones, which is divided into two parts: the front facing and the back sleeping. There is room 7, and the front three rooms are the front room and the east and west ear rooms. The last four rooms are the main coffin room, the east-west room and the back room. Separated by two stone doors, each room has its own function. After several years of excavation, more than 0/000 pieces (groups) of precious cultural relics/kloc-were unearthed, including 0/5 martyrs/kloc-. This is the earliest, largest and richest tomb in the early Han Dynasty found in Lingnan area so far, and it is also the only colored stone tomb built entirely of stones with murals for the first time. The cultural relics unearthed in the tomb, especially bronzes and pottery, have the most South Vietnamese cultural characteristics, including 3 sets of bronze bells, 36 bronze dings, 36 bronze mirrors, 3 gold seals (only 4 gold seals of the Western Han Dynasty have been discovered so far in Guangzhou), and more than 240 jade articles have been unearthed. The jade clothes worn by the tomb owner have been restored. At present, it is the earliest and only "silk and jade clothes" found in the Western Han Dynasty in China. Blue flat glass unearthed in the tomb, the world's first set of color printing copper plate mold, African ivory and so on. , are some meaningful rare treasures.