Liang Zhu's earliest written material is Liang Zaiyan's Ten Stories and Four Stories in the Tang Dynasty. In the late Tang Dynasty, Xuanshizhi made a literary rendering, and the general outline can be seen as follows: "Yingtai, the daughter of Zhu's family in Shangyu, pretends to study in men's clothes and studies in Huiji. Shan Bo, a benevolent character. Wish you come back first. Two years later, Shan Bo visited a friend's house and met his woman. He felt very lost. Tell his parents to apply for a job. I wish I had the word horse. After Shan Bo, Yin Ling died of illness and was buried in the west of the city. I hope Ma Shi's family has crossed the grave, but the wind and waves can't enter. I asked Shanbo's tomb, and I would like to climb it. Suddenly, the ground cracked and fell, and I wanted to be buried together. Xie An, the prime minister of Jin Dynasty, wished for his tomb and wrote "Yi Fu's Tomb".

Since the Southern Song Dynasty, anecdotes about Liang Zhu have been recorded in the chronicles of Mingzhou County and Yinxian County. Siming Road Map Classic is the earliest existing local chronicles in Ningbo, with a volume of *** 12, in which the first volume describes Mingzhou and the second volume describes Yinxian, compiled by Zhang Jin. Zhang Jin, a Chinese character, lived on the Avenue for three years (A.D. 1 167) and met Mingzhou directly with the right dynasty Sanyi in the secret pavilion. His Map of Siming said: "The adopted daughter's tomb is also the place where Liang Shanbo and Zhu Yingtai were buried together. There is a temple behind the reception yard in the west of the county seat. According to the old records, they have less experience in interacting with classmates, that is, three years, but Liang Shanbo didn't know that Yingtai was a woman at first. That's how simple it is. According to the "Ten Fang Si Fan Zhi" cloud, "The adopted daughter wishes Yingtai and Liang Shanbo to be buried together", which is also true.

Along the track of "Four Famous Classics", the Song Dynasty's "Four", "Four", "Four", "Four", "Four", "Ningbo Mansion", Zhang's "Ningbo Mansion" and Lu Yingyang's "Ningbo Mansion" were all in the Qing Dynasty.

The story of Wang Temple written by Li, an official in Mingzhou, is quite distinctive and vivid: "Close your eyes, it is August 16th. In a few days, people in tianquan county are worried. Next year, in the second year, in the late spring, I wish stone horses, take a trip to the west by the stream, the waves are rough, and the boats are open to navigation, and I can't forget to return. Ask the teacher in horror. He pointed out: without him, it is the new tomb of Liangshan Boling. Isn't that weird? Yingtai was buried in the grave and mourned. The follower was shocked by his skirt, and the wind cracked like a cloud, falling in Dongxi Xiyu. " It is also worth mentioning that the Epitaph of Yizhongwang Temple written by Wei Chengzhong, the magistrate of Yinxian County in the Ming Dynasty, is still well preserved.

In a word, among the 10 Liang Zhu tombs in China, the earliest, most complete and systematic record of Liang Zhu's story is "Ningbo Local Records", so it is a historical fact and a historical conclusion that Liang Zhu's tomb in Gao Qiao, Ningbo is authentic.