As an emperor in Chinese history, Qin Shi Huang was not only great, but also left many mysteries to posterity. It is a matter of infinite reverie that some people have not solved the mystery of him all their lives, so let's explore the unsolved mysteries about him.
1. Who was Qin Shi Huang's biological father?
Historians on this issue have not been conclusive, and since ancient times, people have suspected that Lü Buwei was the biological father of Qin Shi Huang, but in fact people believe that his biological father was more inclined to the alien.
Yin Zheng's younger brother Cheng Yu plotted a rebellion and wrote a poem in which one of the passages reads, "The present Wang Zheng is not the heir of the previous king, but the son of Bu Wei; he began with the concubine of the concubine, deceived the first king, and then followed by the son of adultery." It is no accident that Cheng Zheng used this reason to crusade against Yingzheng, indicating that Yingzheng's bloodline was widely suspected by the Yingzheng clan, and others did not dare to come forward, so they pushed the young and ignorant Chengzheng to the front desk to oppose Yingzheng.
2. Why did Qin Shi Huang call himself emperor?
You must know that except for the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, no one dared to come out and claim to be an emperor or an emperor, and Dayu's son Qi, who single-handedly established Xia, only called himself King, and the tyrant of the Shang Dynasty, Yu, dared to flirt with Lady Niangniang, and was at best a King of Xia. The Zhou Dynasty was so big that it was only a king.
Why did he dare to call himself emperor?
Even according to the custom, he was only the King of Qin, who unified the six kingdoms. Unless someone agrees to his title of emperor, or grants him the title of emperor.
So the question is, who is this person?
3. Who was Qin Shi Huang when he saw the Wanqu people?
There is a book called "The Book of Collected Remains", which clearly records that Qin Shi Huang received the Wanqu people who claimed to be from the Wanqu Kingdom, and their people there traveled to take a means of transportation called the On Bo Boat, which can enter the water, and there is a new energy that can light up the whole house (isn't this a light bulb?). There is also the elixir of immortality, and everyone has a long lifespan.
Seeing this basic hammer, if the book is correct, this is a friendly visit to the earth leader by aliens, immortality is not impossible, through genetic programming is completely achievable, but qin shi huang at that time should not understand.
Qin Shi Huang sent people to find the elixir of immortality, which was pointed out by the Wanqu people, but according to the coordinates given by the Wanqu people, it should be in the Atlantic Ocean, the legendary Penglai.
It is estimated that the boy boy was also sent to do experiments, but due to technical limitations, Xu Fu settled down on the island of Japan and did not go to Penglai again.
4. Did Qin Shi Huang die?
It is said that Qin Shi Huang died suddenly when he traveled, dying on the way, and people bought salted fish to cover up the stench emitted by corpses in June.
But is Qin Shi Huang really dead? With the friendly establishment of diplomatic relations by aliens, technology, and quid pro quo, Qin Shi Huang could fully realize his wish for immortality.
So to a large extent, Qin Shi Huang may be hiding in some corner, unless we see him lying in his imperial tomb with our own eyes, otherwise this possibility exists.
In many film and television works, there is such a scene, in the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, who has been silent for two thousand years, Qin Shi Huang suddenly woke up, and brought his terracotta warriors of thousands of troops and horses back to the top, wanting to re-ascend to his hegemonic position, if this is the case, I don't know if he and his army are afraid of nuclear bombs, after all, this thing is a bit powerful.