China's three northeastern provinces are a region with fertile land and rich minerals, and it is precisely for this reason that Japan's willingness to invade this land is extremely strong. In the September 18 Incident of 1931, Japan launched a war of aggression against China, and after capturing this land, these Japanese people buried many "treasures" in this land.
At that time, in order to be able to own this land for a long time, Japan built a large number of military fortresses and defensive facilities under the land of the three eastern provinces. To this day, these military strongholds still exist. In the northeast, near a large mountain called Stone Temple Mountain, there is a small village, and there is still a legend in this village, it is said that somewhere inside this mountain, a "treasure house" left by the Japanese army is buried.
The old people in the village recalled that during the Japanese occupation of the three eastern provinces, they had heard the sound of drills coming from the mountains, and a large number of military trucks had driven into the mountains, and they could only enter and leave. At that time, many people thought that there must be a Military Base of the Japanese Army in this mountain, but after the Surrender of Japan, many local people went into the mountain to look for it, but all of them found nothing. One day in 1956, a strange incident occurred in a deep mountain in the Daxing'an Mountains. A local farmer accidentally fell into a deep hole in the ground during cattle herding and got stuck. The farmer summoned his village companions and pulled the cattle out together, only to find that under the hole where the cow had collapsed was a large number of items, including some weapons and ammunition.
When the farmer reported the matter, the relevant personnel came to the mountain called Arshan and found a large amount of military supplies in this deep cave. A Japanese veteran once came to this area and inadvertently revealed a secret, according to him, after the Japanese conquered the three eastern provinces, they were ready to incorporate this land into the Japanese territory, so they built many underground fortifications and stored many treasures in it. However, after the defeat, in order to avoid these materials falling into the hands of the Soviet Union and our army, these Japanese hid all these materials in the depths of the Daxing'an Mountains, and until now they have not been discovered.