The No. 1 Feng Shui Master Yuan Tiangang touches acupuncture points, why can no one pry into his secrets?

There are thousands of emperors in our country. One thing that every emperor needs to consider during his lifetime is where he needs to be buried after his death. Therefore, if an emperor has time, he will hire a large number of professionals. When building a mausoleum for yourself, the most important point is the location. You must choose a good location, otherwise it may be damaged by future generations. In history, many emperors' tombs have been damaged and destroyed. Excavations revealed that among these emperors' tombs, there is an emperor's tomb that has not been damaged so far. This emperor is the Qianling Mausoleum of China's only female emperor, Wu Zetian.

The location of Wu Zetian’s Qianling Mausoleum was decided by Yuan Tiangang, the Feng Shui master at the time. Many of Yuan Tiangang’s friends know that he was very good at Feng Shui, and the location of Wu Zetian’s mausoleum was determined by his passing. After visiting many places for a long time, I finally decided on a place near Shaanxi.

Since the construction of this mausoleum was completed, and after the Tang Dynasty disappeared from history, Wu Zetian's mausoleum has become the target of many tomb robbers. One of the more famous ones is Huang Chao. He once used his 400,000 troops to dig. It can be said that his manpower was the largest ever, and he even almost dug Qianling. He once dug out a 40-meter-deep tunnel. But unfortunately, even with such great efforts, he still could not find the entrance to Qianling, and the ditch area he dug has now become a tourist attraction.

Another time was during the warlords' melee during the Republic of China. Among them was a very famous incident of Sun Dianying robbing the tomb of the Empress Dowager Cixi. At that time, there were also warlords who were interested in Wu Zetian's Qianling Mausoleum. This person was Kuomintang general Sun Lianzhong once surrounded Qianling in the name of military exercises, and then used gunpowder and bombs, but in the end he still could not find the entrance to Qianling, and later the intersection of Qianling was discovered It was completely an accident, that is, some local farmers wanted to set off cannons to blow up rocks and accidentally discovered the entrance. Later, they reported it to the relevant departments in time, so the Qianling Mausoleum was protected. Now that they know where the entrance is, they can't. Digged.