The mystery of tomb excavation in Guangzhou and Wuhan
Shanyin County Records marked this piece as "lying grain pile" on the map. What happened? Yang Liulang's Wogudui is a legend. It is said that Yang Liulang has run out of food, and it turns around the earth with chairs, looking like a big granary. The legend about Yang Liulang's clever use of lying grain piles to repel Liao soldiers has been circulating among the people for a long time. There is truth and falsehood, which also reflects the ideological essence of military theory that has been passed down to this day. Therefore, these sealed mounds should have been specially built when Yang Jiajiang was fighting Liao soldiers. Is that really the case? Among the people, there is another saying about this huge mound. It is said that it was originally called mass burial. Mass burial means that all kinds of people are buried in it. It is said that it is not a village, and everyone has it. This is a chaotic funeral. There are many kinds of burial. "Tomb" is marked as "tomb" in China Chinese Dictionary, and "chaotic tomb" is a chaotic cemetery as its name implies. If the mound in front of us is really a mass grave, then who is buried inside? All kinds of mysteries ask people who explore the truth. The secret passage of Yanmenguan military defense system, the "lying grain heap" where Yang Jiajiang defeated Liao soldiers, and the tomb of the unknown, which is the true face of this huge mound? 195 1 year, Mr. Yan Wenru personally wrote and published the report on the excavation of tombs in Guanghan, identified the so-called lying-grain piles or chaotic graves, and officially named these tombs as Guanghan tombs. Later, it was officially called Guanghan Mausoleum by the national cultural relics protection unit. It seems that the work of defining the identity of Guang Wuhan Tomb has come to an end, and the mystery that has been lingering in people's minds for many years has finally been solved. However, this time, the Yanbei Cultural Relics Investigation Team, which was organized by the Ministry of Culture and consumed huge manpower and material resources, chose 195 1 to visit Shanxi. What makes them so impatient? Things have to start with Japan's war of aggression against China. 1In early September, 937, Japanese invaders entered Shanxi from northern Datong. They massacred the people of China, burned villages along the way, and carried out large-scale village massacres in many areas in northern Shanxi, creating more than 20 "uninhabited villages" in Yanggao County alone. In Datong, they plundered coal resources crazily, maimed more than 60,000 workers in China and created numerous "mass graves". At the same time, they are also interested in cultural relics, and specially send experts from Japan to conduct large-scale investigation, excavation and wanton plunder of Shanxi cultural relics. The Han tomb did not escape bad luck. The terrain of the town is divided into Nanping and Beishan by the dry river. Mangling in the north is a hilly area with criss-crossing gullies, complex terrain and obvious ups and downs. There are two rivers in the town, Suo River and Ku River. In the 1960s and 1970s, both rivers kept flowing, but now they are all dry. The Yellow River flows at the foot of Mangling. The climate is mild. Leng Xia is hot in winter, warm and cool in spring and autumn, with four distinct seasons and obvious characteristics. The average annual rainfall is about 562mm, and the rainfall is mostly concentrated in July, August and September. The average temperature is 14.3℃, the average sunshine time is 2 195.4 hours, and the frost-free period is 233 days, with sufficient sunshine. It belongs to monsoon climate, and there are many westerly winds and winds in summer.
Native wheat, corn, pomegranate, persimmon.