Tushan is located in the north of Xuzhou Museum. According to the records of the Book of Wei • Topographic Records, the Notes to the Book of Water and the local chronicles, Tushan is a high mound garrison, a father mound and a fan zeng tomb. It is said that Fan Zengyu helped Xiang Yu overthrow the Qin Dynasty, which was deeply loved by his soldiers. After his death, his soldiers built a tomb for him, so Tushan is the abbreviation of "holding the earth into a mountain". In fact, Tushan is the tomb of a certain generation of Pengcheng king in the Eastern Han Dynasty.

The Pengcheng King's Tomb of the Eastern Han Dynasty in Tushan contains three large tombs.

The No. 1 Han Tomb is located in the northwest of Tushan. In 1969, nearly 100 pieces of funerary objects were found, including silver, copper, iron, pottery, lacquer and jade, stone beads and other categories, including a relatively complete silver jade garment.

The second Han Tomb is located in the middle of the enclosure. In 2004, with the approval of the National Cutural Heritage Administration, the Xuzhou Museum is conducting archaeological excavation.

Tomb 3 is located in the northwest of Tushan. It was excavated in Xuzhou Museum in 2002. The tomb was dug in a deep pit on the rock and then built with boulders and special large bricks.