Since the Song Dynasty, after more than 400 years of changes in the Southern Song Dynasty, the Yuan Dynasty and the Ming Dynasty, the inscriptions have been corroded and peeled off, losing the basis for textual research. During Chenghua period of Ming Dynasty, Governor Ren Xu was ordered to look for Su Xun's mausoleum. He looked around Ran Yishan first, but he couldn't find it. Later, according to records and Su Shi's poem: "The old man returned to Yuyuan Mountain and planted 30,000 pine trees", he found the old man's well in Liuxi Mountain, Li Kelong, thus finding Su Xun's tomb and identifying Sufen Mountain. I haven't been here for another hundred years since then. In the forty-first year of Kangxi in Qing Dynasty (1702), Wen Zi, a student from Meizhou, went to rob a tomb after many investigations. After returning to the county, he talked with prefect Jin Yifeng in detail. Jin Yifeng "led a subordinate gentleman to pay homage, and how to cut the thorns, see the second monument." One is Lao Quan's tombstone. Yugong searched for the cemetery in an orderly way and got a public tombstone. One of the monuments is very small and lying down. It is Judge Amin. It's been a long time since Sun Sun Su, the son, redeemed the land boundary tablet. "Immediately donated a capsule," life scholars sealed it, extremely large, so that Chai Mu does not invade ",built a temple to worship a hundred acres of fields and mountain fields, and burned the temple to collect rent for the night.
From then on, up to 1949, every year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, officials, gentry and literati in the city went to pay homage to sweep. In the early years of the Republic of China, Meishan specially cultivated and repaired the old man's well, and set up a three-way monument with a cursive inscription on the back, which is now preserved in the villagers' group. The "Su Temple" was built about 50 meters next to the tomb, not far from the old man's well. After 1949, due to neglect of management, temples were demolished and houses were rebuilt. Su Xun's tomb was also dug up by farmers nearby at 1967 and planted with crops.
1986, the people's government of meishan county allocated special funds to rebuild the tombs of Su Xun, Mrs. Cheng and Wang Fu, and added the tombs of Su Shi and Su Zhe, and wrote four tombstones (the tombstone of Su Fenshan was added during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, and the memorial tablet is now in the Su San Museum). The tombstone is an imitation wooden stone arch, built with red sandstone at the bottom of the tomb and sealed with soil. The four tombs are connected by stone roads and surrounded by pine trees. 200 1 Dongpo district people's government allocated special funds to build an expressway to enter and leave the cemetery, which is convenient for people to pay homage to Susan.