Zhaojun Tomb is located on the alluvial plain on the south bank of Dahe River, 9 kilometers south of Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. Wang Zhaojun was born in Nanjun (now Xingshan County, Hubei Province) in the Western Han Dynasty (zǐ). Emperor Han and Yuan were waiting for the imperial edict when he entered the palace, and in the first year of Ning (the first 33 years), he went to the DPRK to seek relatives. Zhaojun voluntarily married the Huns, and later became Hu Ningkun (y ā n) (zh Ι). According to historical records, Zhaojun asked to leave the fortress because he stayed in the palace for several years, and the emperor could not love her luck and was depressed. At the farewell party of Emperor Zhao of Han Dynasty, Zhaojun specially decorated it, which shone brightly and alarmed the left and right sides. Yuan Di frightened, want to retain, but can't break his word to the huns, had to let her go. In 33 BC, Zhao Jun set out from Chang 'an with Xie Han. Soon, she also gave birth to a son for Huhan. After Huhanye died, she married Huhanye's eldest son, E Shi, and gave birth to two daughters according to Xiongnu custom. Because of the taboo word "Zhao", the Jin Dynasty called Zhaojun "Ming Fei".

Zhao Jun's experience is legendary, which has aroused the interest and speculation of many scholars in later generations. Especially Zhao is too beautiful to be discovered by Yuan Di. How to explain why? Wu Yun, a scholar in the Southern Dynasties, said in his Miscellanies of Xijing that there were too many harems in Yuan Di's harem to satisfy them one by one, so he asked the painter to paint them and called her lucky. The court painter took the opportunity to extort money from the beautiful woman. Wang Zhaojun refused to bribe the painter, so the painter deliberately painted her ugly, so Yuan Di didn't see her. It was not until she said goodbye that she found her beauty amazing. In a rage, she killed all the painters in Beijing. Seen from a distance, Zhaojun's tomb is blue and hazy. It is said that the grass outside the Great Wall is white and unique to Zhaojun's tomb, so it has been passed down from generation to generation and is called Zhong Qing.

Zhaojun Tomb is 33 meters high and built of rammed earth. The grass on the grave is green and there are many tall trees. There are pavilions at the top of the tomb. In front of the tomb is Dong's poem "Visiting Zhaojun's Tomb": Zhaojun has a long history, and Hu Han and his relatives are knowledgeable. Poets have their own opinions, and dancing with pen and ink is always futile. It means that Zhao Jun volunteered to kiss each other, so that Hu and Han could live in peace, with a high level of knowledge, and wanted to leave a name for later generations. But for a long time, words and expressions only express their resentment through her, which can't hide Zhao Jun's historical contribution to national unity. This is undoubtedly the most fair evaluation of Zhaojun.