The first tomb has a ceiling composed of three layers of parallel corbels, upon which are two layers of triangular corbels, topped with a large capstone. The walls of the tomb chamber were coated with white plaster, upon which murals were painted. The corners of the chamber feature paintings of columns and brackets, while elsewhere were paintings of the four spirits of the cardinal directions, lotus and cloud patterns, turtle-shell patterns and trees, as well as constellations.

The second tomb is similar to the first, but most of its murals had fallen from the walls, surviving fragments showing patterns interpreted as representing the sun. In this tomb excavators uncovered nine gold ornaments, which include a gold earring, three floral-shaped ornaments, a tear-shaped pendant, and four smaller ornamental objects.