The Tang Dynasty was an era of talents, all because the Tang Dynasty had the imperial examination system, and the fiery imperial examination system gave birth to many poets in the Tang Dynasty, and people were keen to write poetry, which made the literature of the Tang Dynasty develop rapidly. However, Cheng Ye Xiao He defeated Xiao He, not everyone could successfully participate in the imperial examination, even if they participated in the imperial examination system, the Tang Dynasty often had wars, the literati at that time were not valued by military generals, and many readers took up arms. Li Bai, the great poet of the Tang Dynasty, was a very famous swordsman, but before he learned about Li Bai, many people thought that he was a weak scholar. Li Bai's swordsmanship was taught by Pei Min, and during the Tang Dynasty, Li Bai's poems, Zhang Xu's cursive writing, and Pei Min's sword were known as the three masters of the Tang Dynasty.
"Treasures" suddenly appeared at the construction site, and thousand-year-old cultural relics were robbed by ordinary people
Prospering because of the imperial examination, but also because of the imperial examination and fading prosperity, the Tang Dynasty has left a strong mark in the history of our country, but due to the long time, there are not many physical objects that the Tang Dynasty can leave behind, but the culture of the Tang Dynasty is still spreading around the world. In the village of Hejia in Shaanxi in 1970, a construction team was building a foundation when a worker found a pottery while transporting soil. The pottery was so large that the workers gathered around and found that the mouth of the jar was a piece of jade. After the workers opened it, they found that there was water in the tank and poured some water out, and the contents of the tank stunned everyone present.
"Out of baby!" The workers shouted, and at this time the people on the construction site gathered around, only to see that after the water was poured, the contents of the cylinder were dazzling, not only gold and silver jewelry, but also twelve "dragons", which stood in the cylinder, and there were many gems next to it. The workers saw that the eyes of these cultural relics were straight, and at that time, some people began to compete, and later the cultural relics in the cylinder were snatched up. After the archaeologists received the report call, they quickly rushed to the scene, when these cultural relics were robbed, they had to ask one by one, to recover, just to recover the cultural relics took a long time, let alone research.
The treasures of the three major jars were unearthed, and the prosperity of the Tang Dynasty reappeared
Archaeologists paused the project to determine whether there were still artifacts in the area, and they continued to excavate the place where the clay pots were excavated, and then the second and third clay pots were excavated one after another. These clay pots are different from the previous ones, which were sealed with jade, and the other clay pots were sealed with silver. After excavating these clay pots, archaeologists brought them back to the Antiquities Bureau. Under the investigation of archaeologists and relevant departments, the lost cultural relics have been recovered. After the study of archaeologists, they determined that this is a cultural relics of the Tang Dynasty, the cultural relics of the Tang Dynasty period have been very rare, and the cultural relics that can be preserved so well are even rarer.
After counting, the number of these cultural relics reached more than 1,000 pieces, of which gold and silver ware accounted for more than 200 pieces, and the number of coins reached 39 kinds, such as Persian silver coins, Roman gold coins, Japanese and Western copper coins, etc., which can be said to be "coin discovery". In addition to these coins, among the more than a thousand cultural relics, the most precious are an agate cup and twelve golden dragons. This agate cup is a thing in the western region, a witness to the foreign exchange of Tang Dynasty culture, and these twelve golden dragons reflect the development of dragon culture during the Tang Dynasty, which is of great research value.
Hide the mystery of the message to the outside world
But the treasure of He Jia Village was not exhibited until 2004, and this treasure was dug up in 1970, but the discovery of this treasure has never been made public, and the news of the treasure of He Jia Village has been hidden for thirty years. The archaeologists' explanation is that the research and cleaning of these cultural relics is too laborious, so it has not been made public. The most important thing in archaeology is to seek truth, if archaeologists can not determine the history and source of this batch of cultural relics, it will be questioned if it is published at will, in order to seek truth, this has been concealed for thirty years.