"墓室" (mù shì) refers to a burial chamber or tomb, typically used in ancient Chinese burial practices. These chambers were often constructed underground and designed to house the remains of the deceased, along with various artifacts and offerings intended to accompany them in the afterlife. In many cases, the design of a 墓室 reflects the social status of the individual buried within. Richly adorned tombs, such as those belonging to emperors or nobles, might include intricate carvings, pottery, and even jade items, showcasing the importance of the deceased and their beliefs about the afterlife.