There are two of them, Yuan and Shique, and the inscription has the Yuan and year number written by Emperor Liu Wei of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Because of the inscription "Huang Shengqing's Tomb", it is also called "Huang Shengqing Que". Erque has the same shape and is gray-blue limestone, with a height of 2. 10 m, a width of 0.75 m and a thickness of 0.59 m, with five layers on the front, side and back. Carve four tiles on the top of the pavilion, and a row of eaves rafters on the bottom of the pavilion. There is a layer of stone under the pavilion, and a bucket arch is carved on each corner. The pavilion is under the bucket arch, and there are stone carvings on all sides of the pavilion.
Some portraits are difficult to distinguish, while others are slightly reserved. If there is a crowned woman with an anticlimactic person in her left hand and right hand; There are chariots and horses, and there are curtains on the roof and around; There are singing and dancing scenes, characters playing the piano, blowing horizontally, or dancing with props; There are fighting scenes in which warriors are armed with weapons and dressed in armor; There are performances of wrestling and bird shooting; There is a sphinx of a wild animal; There is also the inscription "Tomb of Emperor Sheng Qing of Pingyi in Nanwuyang" and "Three Years of Qing Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty". Yuanhe Stone Que is the earliest Han Que discovered in China, only later than Liye Que in Mianyang, Sichuan, but more complete and bearing more cultural connotations. On the east side of the middle section of Wenhua Road (in the northwest gate of Pingyi Town), it was built in the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty and expanded to the present scale in the early Qing Dynasty. Covering an area of 2,668 square meters, it has 34 houses, including 6 small churches and 3 north-south lecture halls. The chapel and the south and north lecture halls are all brick and wood structures, and the roof is built with small tiles, which is simple and has distinctive national characteristics. The horizontal tablet on the left has 1 block. Since its completion, the temple has been in disrepair after several wars. In addition, it was destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, and the chapel and the south and north lecture halls were obviously displaced. After many repairs, it has basically restored its former style. It is a key cultural relic protection unit in Linyi City.