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The history of the construction of the Great Wall can be traced back to the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the famous allusion "Beacon Opera Princes" that occurred in the capital city of Hojing originated from this.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the countries competed for hegemony and defended each other, and the construction of the Great Wall entered the first climax, but the length of the construction at this time was relatively short.

After Qin destroyed the Six Kingdoms and unified the world, Qin Shi Huang connected and repaired the Great Wall of the Warring States Period, which was known as the Great Wall of Ten Thousand Miles.

The Ming Dynasty was the last dynasty to overhaul the Great Wall, and most of the Great Wall that people see today was built at this time.

Visiting the Great Wall in Yanjing, it is a section of Badaling, and the ticket is 40 yuan, which is not expensive.

Visiting the Badaling Great Wall, you will encounter very crooked nuts.

Probably in the heart of Crooked Guoren, it is a pity to come to China and not walk on the Great Wall.

Chinese like to 'visit here', crooked nuts do not see how high the quality, especially crooked nuts hanging \ 1 silk, in the ancient mottled city wall there are similar to 'Ding Jinhao to visit here', there are also crooked John is here for a visit, Chen Yan does not like to stand on the moral high ground to criticize others, but such behavior is really quality to be restored.

Walking on the ancient mottled city walls, there is a sense of the vicissitudes of history.

I've read it on the Internet before, the Great Wall is a shame for the Chinese nation, and the person who says this opinion is definitely brainless.

If there is no Great Wall, the cavalry of the northern nomads will drive straight into the hinterland of the Central Plains, again and again, which is a huge disaster for the Chinese civilization.

No matter how tenacious the Chinese civilization is, it can not withstand countless times of destruction and destruction, Wuhu Chaohua almost destroyed the Chinese civilization, fortunately there is no defense of the Great Wall, as well as the defense of the Yangtze River, the battle of Huangshui, the Eastern Jin Dynasty 80,000 troops defeated the 800,000 troops of the former Qin, saving the fate of China in a battle.

The Great Wall is not a disgrace to Chinese civilization, but a line of defense against foreign invasion.

No civilization is fragmented and invaded by a strong enemy that is still able to develop an advanced civilization that is ahead of the world.

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Walking on the city wall, the Great Wall winds and turns, like a giant dragon, the green mountains in the distance are faint, and the mountains and rivers are magnificent.

Chen Yan stepped on the wall tiles, and suddenly felt a touch of a wall tile under his feet.

Chen Yan squatted down and gently lifted the bricks under his feet.

This is a big deal, Chen Yan watched in amazement as the rows of wall tiles in front of him collapsed neatly, like dominoes.

Nearby tourists also watched in amazement at this shocking scene.

A moment later, a section of the city wall in front of Chen Yan completely collapsed, and a staircase appeared, which led to the bottom of the city wall.

Everyone's eyes look down the stairs, you can see that there is a huge 'gong' shaped tomb under the stairs, the tomb is buried with a large number of funerary goods, gold vessels, gold ingots, precious stones, ceramics, jade, bronze, terracotta figurines and other utensils, piled up all over the tomb, in the center of the tomb there are several decayed coffins, one of which exposes the bones of the corpse wearing gold and jade clothes.

Gold and jade clothes, famous.

The gold-carved jade clothes were the funeral clothes worn by the emperors and high-ranking nobles of the Han Dynasty after their deaths.

The people of the Han Dynasty believed that jade was the "mountain elite", and put gold and jade in the nine orifices of people, so that people's essence would not leak out, so that the bones would not rot and could be reborn in the next life.

The appearance of the gold carved jade clothes is the same as the shape of the human body, the wearer of the jade clothes has a strict hierarchical identity, the jade clothes of the emperor and some of his close ministers are knotted with gold threads, called "golden jade clothes", and other nobles use silver wires and copper wires to make up, called "silver jade clothes" and "copper jade clothes".

Judging from the burial utensils and tomb specifications inside, this is a tomb of the Han Dynasty king, and it is likely to be a king's tomb.

As for why a Han Dynasty tomb appeared under the wall of the Great Wall, Chen Yan guessed that it might be related to the anti-robbery tomb, and no one wanted the tomb to be dug up by tomb thieves after death, exposing the corpse, and dying without a burial,......。

During the Han Dynasty and the Han Dynasty, there was a peak of thick burials in China. This period was also one of the most rampant periods for tomb robbery. Historically, there have been many stolen and excavated tombs of the Han Dynasty, and it is difficult to count.

For example, "The Book of Jin? It is recorded in the "Records of the Emperor": "(Jianxing three years) June, the theft of Han Ba, Du Erling and the Mausoleum of the Empress Dowager Bo, the queen is like a life, and the gold and jade silk is not rememberable. When the imperial court was created, the service was more than the chapter, and the rest was collected, so as to realize the inner house. ”

The meaning of this passage is that Empress Dowager Bo died in the second year of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, in 155 BC, and her tomb was stolen 470 years later, in 315. The tomb robbers are the Sanqin people Yin Value, Xie Wu, etc. But what is ironic is that when Emperor Jin Han established the dynasty, even dressing became a problem, so he had to clean up the "mess" left by tomb robbers to enrich the needs of the inner government.

In front of the Guishan Han Tomb in Xuzhou, there is a stone tablet, on which is written with an irregular small seal:

The hundredth upper stone, the ancient corpse king of Chu. Through the heavens, the coffin is buried, and the heyday is not clothed, so that the ministers have been buried, and they go to serve the mother and jade. Later generations are fortunate to see this book, (eye) this is also the heart, sad.

This tomb is the tomb of Liu Zhu, the king of Chu Xiang in the Western Han Dynasty, and his wife. The inscription is mainly to warn future generations, although he is a generation of Chu kings, but there are no luxurious clothes in the tomb, and there are no treasures to accompany the burial, when you see the inscription, you will definitely feel sad in your heart.

Despite this, later excavations proved that the tomb was still stolen and excavated twice. What's even more ridiculous is that after two thefts and excavations, a large number of cultural relics such as jade, pottery, chariots and horses, terracotta figurines, five-baht coins, lintoe gold, turtle button silver seals, copper spears, and Suzaku Xiao seals were still unearthed in the tomb. And the inscription reminds people of an ancient saying: There are no three hundred taels of silver here.

During the Han Dynasty and the Han Dynasty, thick burials became the norm, and tomb robbery was rampant.

Wang Hou tried his best to prevent tomb robbery, and the tomb owner here is definitely brain-open, and chose his tomb under the Great Wall, and the tomb robbers would never think of this brain.

Most of the tombs in the Han Dynasty have been dug N times by tomb robbers of all dynasties, but this tomb has never been stolen, and none of the burial goods in it have been stolen.

There are a lot of curiosities inside the tomb.

Seeing that there was a huge commotion here, nearby tourists also gathered around.

In less than 10 minutes, at least hundreds of tourists gathered here.

The so-called wealth is moving, and there are countless treasures buried in it.

There is no ordinary artifact in the tomb of the king of the Han Dynasty, each treasure, each piece is a fine cultural relic of the Han Dynasty, and a random piece from the tomb is worth millions.

Someone has become greedy and wants to break into the tomb.

As soon as Chen Yan found out that this was a Han Dynasty tomb, he had already reported the situation to the Yanjing Cultural Relics Bureau.

Guarding the stairs and not letting anyone into the tomb.

Seeing someone approaching, with a greedy look in his eyes, Chen Yanli shouted, "What do you want to do." ”

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