石雕版《清明上河圖》：瀘縣宋代墓室石刻藝術 Stone carving of Along the River During the Qingming Festival

四川瀘縣古稱江陽，從西漢建元6年時（前135年）設縣治起，有2100多年歷史。瀘縣在清代時稱瀘州。瀘縣出土160余處宋墓群，暴露在外宋墓有500餘座，是迄今發現的中國最為密集的宋代石室墓群。宋墓石刻大致分為神像類、瑞祥類、武士類、生活類、啟門類、樂舞類，被譽為埋在地下的《清明上河圖》。
Lu County in Sichuan was formerly known as Jiangyang. It has a history of more than 2,100 years since it was established as a county in the 6th year of Jianyuan in the Western Han Dynasty (135 BC). Lu County was called Luzhou during the Qing Dynasty. More than 160 Song Dynasty tombs have been unearthed in Lu County, with more than 500 of them exposed. It is the most densely populated group of Song Dynasty stone chamber tombs discovered in China so far. The stone carvings in Song Dynasty tombs can be roughly divided into categories such as deities, auspicious signs, warriors, daily life, door opening, and music and dance. They are known as the "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" buried underground.