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With this discovery, Fang Yong began to calculate in his heart, no matter whether this seal has anything to do with Lop Nur or not, he must take this seal down, which may be related to a secret.

Looking at the few people around who were counting the stolen cultural relics, and didn't pay attention to the situation on his side, Fang Yong hurriedly cast a trick and quickly put the "Si Ze" seal into the storage space.

After putting away the "Si Ze" seal, Fang Yong looked at the nearly 1,000 cultural relics again, and had some doubts in his heart. Since the theft of the ancient tomb in Pingyuan Province, all places have been strictly investigated, how can these five people transport these cultural relics to Yumin County? It's true that snakes have snake paths, and rats have rat paths.

The stolen ancient tomb cultural relics are mainly hard pottery altars, pots, pottery stoves, wells, lamps, smokers, pots, amphorae, iron kettles, copper mirrors, copper coins, mud money, mud gold cakes, iron swords, knives, crossbow machines, etc.

In the process of inventorying, Fang Yong also made a special observation of these cultural relics to see if there were any items related to the "Si Ze" seal, but the result made Fang Yong a little disappointed.

I don't know if it's a coincidence, but both seals are engraved with the word "Tsukizawa".

In order to obtain further clues, Fang Yong took advantage of his position to come to the place where the five tomb robbers were held and searched the memories of the five of them. As a result, the purpose of these five people to rob the tomb was very clear, and they also heard that there was an ancient tomb of the Western Han Dynasty in Zhen'an County, and they wanted to make a fortune, so they paid attention to the ancient tomb relics.

As a result of the recovery of the stolen cultural relics, several archaeological and cultural relics experts from Pingyuan Province, Wan Xingmao, Wang Yao, and others rushed to Yumin County. Want to see these artifacts for yourself and transport them back to Plains Province.

After handing over these cultural relics, Fang Yong also wanted to know the owners of these tombs, so as to find clues about the "Si Ze" seal, so he asked Wan Xingmao: "Dean Wan, do you see who is buried in those ancient tombs?" ”

Wan Xingmao said: "From a comprehensive analysis of the structure of the tomb and the recovered stolen cultural relics, I think it is a tomb from the early Western Han Dynasty. In addition, these tombs have sealed soil, the tomb chamber is large, the structure is complex, and the stones piled up in the tombs have been carved. So I think the owner of the tomb must have had some status at that time. However, after we inquired about the relevant information of Zhen'an County, Pingyuan Province. No information was given to the owner of the tomb. ”

Dizzy, all this is said in vain. Fang Yong sighed in his heart, it seems that the information of the owner of this tomb is still very mysterious.

Fang Yong asked Wan Xingmao a few more questions, but the answers given by Wan Xingmao were unsatisfactory. This made Fang Yong a little interested. I also dispelled the idea of continuing to ask.

The salvage excavation of this tomb complex in Plains Province will not be completed in a short time. Therefore, Fang Yong applied to leave the archaeological excavation team and return to the capital after recovering the stolen cultural relics.

After returning to the capital, Fang Yong took out the two "Si Ze" seals in the storage space for comparison.

After looking at the two stone seals over and over for a while, Fang Yong really didn't see any difference between the two seals. The size, shape, material, and engraving technique are all as if they were printed in a mold.

It was precisely because he didn't find any differences that Fang Yong felt that these two seals might have some secrets, otherwise he found that the locations of these two seals were so far apart, and there was such a similarity between the two, who would believe it if it wasn't artificial.

Since it is speculated that these two seals are artificial, what is the purpose of the person who carved them? Does the word "Si Ze" really refer to Lop Nur?

After thinking about it for a while, he didn't come up with anything, so Fang Yong casually put the two seals on the table and started to stupefie himself.

When his eyes were confused, Fang Yong suddenly discovered that the textures naturally formed on the bodies of the two seals were not the same. Yes, it's just that the texture is different.

This discovery made Fang Yong's originally somewhat disappointed heart burn suddenly, and he picked up a stone seal again to examine it carefully. It doesn't matter if you look at it, the more you look at it, the more you feel that the texture on this seal looks like some kind of text.

As a result, Fang Yong filtered words in his mind that were similar to the texture on the seal's body. However, there are a large number of characters and writing techniques that have been passed down from China for thousands of years, and it is definitely a huge project to compare them one by one. No, this way of thinking is wrong!

Fang Yong shook his head, his eyes narrowed.

At this time, he remembered that when his art teacher taught them to draw sketches in junior high school, in order to focus his gaze, he could more clearly observe the general relationship between light and dark of objects and the geometric shapes of large blocks of light and dark, and he could squint at objects.

Although the vision is blurry when you squint, it can make you overlook some details and grasp the main features of the object.

Sure enough, when Fang Yong's eyes narrowed and his gaze fell on the body of the seal he was holding, an ancient word "water" appeared crookedly, although if there was nothing, Fang Yong was sure that this was a "water" word.

With this discovery, Fang Yong was very happy in his heart, and hurriedly picked up another seal and observed it in the same way.

Soon, the secret of the seal was revealed, and the body of the seal was a "wood" character formed along the texture.

Seeing these two words, Fang Yong's mind suddenly appeared in the ancient Chinese concept of matter-the Five Elements Theory, that is, wood, fire, water, metal, and earth.

The cultivation world highly respects the "Five Elements Doctrine". These five elements are ubiquitous between heaven and earth, and they interact and develop with each other to maintain the balance of nature. Wood represents the substance that grows; Fire represents a substance that can emit heat energy; Soil represents nature itself; Water represents a flowing substance that can be recycled; Gold represents a solid substance. Wood and fire are on top of the earth, and water and gold are on the bottom of the earth, so wood and fire are yang, water and metal are yin, and earth is neutral.

Following the cycle, the five elements will grow from each other, that is, "the five elements will grow together", such as: wood gives birth to fire, fire gives birth to earth...... If you go against the cycle, the five elements will restrain each other, such as: Mu Ke Tu, Tu Ke Shui......

The "Five Elements" are related to the presentation and continuous operation of nature. The so-called walker is also good with the sky. It is a kind of natural "operation", which is a kind of natural action that continues to move according to a rule inherent in its own appearance.

The ancients used the relationship between yin and yang and the five elements to explain the interconnection between things, that is, the interaction of yin and yang in nature to produce the five elements; The interaction of the five elements produces infinite changes in everything.

The "Five Elements" means the movement of matter and the sect of all things.

Thinking of this, Fang Yong guessed that if this "Si Ze" seal had something to do with the Five Elements, then there must be three other seals hidden in other places, but the world is so big, where are the three seals? (To be continued......)