North Plains No Monument

Nine books, nine pieces of physical evidence, and nine pieces of past events that were buried and uncovered by time. From the land purchase certificates under the tombs of the Han Dynasty to an unknown deserted slope in Beimang, there are lacquer coffins from the Chu region, epitaphs from the Northern Wei Dynasty, drafts from the Tang Dynasty, brick carvings from the Northern Song Dynasty, stone coffins from the Northern Dynasties to the Sui and Tang Dynasties, ancestral tomb maps from the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and residual rubbings from the late Qing Dynasty and the Republic of China - nine pieces of physical evidence, nine dynasties, and nine kinds of contests about "whether a person can leave his name after death." Nine pieces of physical evidence: the land purchase certificate is a land document written by a living person in the Han Dynasty to the underground government; the pattern on the lacquer coffin is the signature of someone who did not have the right to epitaph in the Chu area; the front of the epitaph in the Northern Wei Dynasty shows the Chinese identity, and the back is stamped with the rewritten old name; there are two fates between the Tang Dynasty draft and the written version; the brick carvings of Song Dynasty tombs The stage is engraved with "No nameless bones will be accepted in Beiyuan"; the gesture of the stone coffin is a code for strangers; there is a deliberately blank place on the map of ancestral graves; eight residual rubbings are stacked to form another map; the ninth piece is a blank tablet pedestal on an unnamed deserted slope in Beimang - nine names and one name that has been chiseled out. The center of the crack is "the position after death and how it is arranged by the living." Starting from Moxiangzhai in Luoyang, five people pursued an old wound with their own thoughts: some for their father, some for the truth, and some for themselves - until an unknown deserted slope in Beimang, all the physical evidence was combined, and everyone made their own choices.