Yidu Lake Gaochang Wang Shixun Monument is located on the Shinto in front of the tomb of Jin, the father of Gaochang, Liangzhou District, Wuwei City. Referred to as "Gaochang looking north". The wall of this tomb was destroyed years ago. Bluestone, stele remnant, flat head, remnant height 1.3, width 1.9, and thickness of 0.52m.. The remaining height, width and thickness of the monument are1.82m,1.73m and 0.47m respectively. Han Yang's regular script is 36 lines, 4 1, and the inscription is Uighur. The content records in detail the Wang family, deeds, origins, schools and westward migration of eight generations of Uighurs from Jin in Bashu allert to Taiping slave. Academician Zhao Shiyan, a great scholar in Kuizhangge, wrote an article by Yu Ji, a famous scholar in Yuan Dynasty, and a great calligrapher and minister of rites moved to the Confucian Temple for preservation in the Republic of China in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (1933). The stone tablet is well preserved, which is of great value to the study of Uighur history in Gaochang and calligraphy art in Yuan Dynasty.