Everyone knows that Chinese culture has been up and down for 5,000 years, and in these 5,000 years, I don't know how many valuable treasures have been produced, and some treasures can no longer be measured by value, which can be called priceless treasures, and the whole world is looking for them.
1. Qin Shi Huang Yuxi
The Chuanguo Jade Seal is said to have been made from the famous "Washi Bi". This "Heshi Bi" is a rare treasure jade in ancient and modern times. The legend of the national jade seal begins with this piece of Heshi Bi. At that time, Qin Shi Huang led the Great Qin Iron Horse, swept through the Central Plains, and unified the world, for the sake of Biao Bing's merits, Yingzheng called himself emperor, made his own jade seal, and was known as the first emperor of the ages, no one could compare.
However, Qin Shi Huang's dream was not long, only a dozen years, the Great Qin Empire was destroyed in various rebel armies, and the jade seal that symbolized absolute imperial power was circling for thousands of years, and no one had asked where it had fallen so far!
2. Qianlong Nine Dragon Sword
The Nine Dragon Sword is the burial sword of the Qianlong Emperor. In Chinese history, the biggest antique player and collector is the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty. He ruled for 60 years, and also served as emperor for 4 years, and during 64 years he collected a wide collection of ancient paintings and rare antiques. These precious treasures were buried in the underground palace of Yuling after death.
The most legendary of these is a Nine Dragon Sword placed next to him, and the Nine Dragon Sword was stolen out of Tanglin by the warlord Sun Dianying, displaced and missing, becoming a major mystery of history.
3. Peking Ape Man skull
In the winter of 1929, archaeologists excavated Zhoukoudian and found that about 600,000 years ago, some complete ape-man skulls, called Beijing Ape Man, also known as Beijing Skull, later under the name of "Chinese Ape Man Beijing", are now commonly known in science as "Beijing Homo erectus", which is Paleolithic.
In 1943, the Peking skull was handed over to the U.S. Marine Corps, which was to leave Beijing and withdraw to the United States. On December 5 of the same year, the troops took a train to Qinhuangdao, but due to the outbreak of the pearl harbor incident below, the Japanese army hijacked Beijing, Tianjin and other American soldiers, and the whereabouts of the skull of Beijing were unknown. In March 2012, new clues appeared in the "Lost Skull of Peking Man", which may be buried under Qinhuangdao
4. Cixi Night Pearl
The Cixi Night Pearl was buried by empress dowager Cixi at the Dingdong Tomb of the Qing Dynasty, where a large number of treasures were buried, including the famous Night Pearl. After the queen's death, pearls are contained in the mouth at night to protect the body from decay.
In the seventeenth year of the Republic of China (1928 AD), the tomb was stolen by an army commanded by the warlord Sun Dianying. Later, it passed into the hands of Song Meiling, was used as a shoe ornament, and then did not know the whereabouts.