What place is called Baimupo, and no one is allowed to trample on it, which shocked the archaeological community?

It's a village called Macun in Shanxi. Macun is a small village in Shanxi. The people in the village are as simple as other ordinary farmers. There is a magical place in the local area, which people call Baimupo. According to the ancient records of their village, this place is called Baimupo because there are hundreds of people buried under that hillside and there are many graves, so it is called Baimupo.

Local people believe in geomantic omen, and they invite people who specialize in geomantic omen to measure and evaluate their villages. The survey results show that the local feng shui situation in Macun is very good, with good natural environment and topography.

What is even more amazing is that there is a chapter in the ancient books in the village devoted to Bai Mupo. According to ancient records, it is completely forbidden for villagers in Macun to step on Mubaipo with their feet, and people are not allowed to climb Mubaipo at will. Such a record makes cypress seem particularly magical and mysterious. What puzzles the local villagers even more is that on many local hillsides, there is often snow when there is a snowstorm in winter. There is only Baimupo, even if it snows heavily, there will be no snow on Baimupo the next day. The villagers have no way to explain this magical phenomenon, and they respect Baimupo more.

Later, they told the people in the Cultural Relics Bureau that there was no snow on the slope of Baimu. Experts believe that this is not a magical and mysterious thing. On the contrary, I think there may really be an ancient tomb or a relatively large underground palace under Baimupo. Perhaps because of the existence of such an underground palace, the ground temperature in Baimupo area is relatively higher than that in the surrounding hillside, so the higher temperature makes the snow on the hillside melt faster, so even if it snows heavily, there will be no snow on Baimupo the next day.