The tomb of King Lanling is located 5 kilometers south of Ci County, Handan City, Hebei Province today. The tomb is tall and surrounded by a flowered wall and a stele pavilion. In 1920, local villagers dug up the "Stele of Lanling King Gaosu" while collecting soil for road construction. On the front of the stele are four lines of sixteen characters in seal script: "The stele of King Zhongwu in Lanling, the former king of Qi Dynasty, the right master of the right army of fake Huangyue." The inscription truly records the life experience of Lanling King Gao Su and the year when the monument was erected. Although the handwriting is faded and dim, it still retains its vigor and simplicity. Because of its historical materials and calligraphy artistic value, it is known as the first grade of Beibei. In 1988, the Lanling King Monument was listed as a key cultural relic under national protection.