In ancient times, there was such a profession, the mortality rate reached 100%, but there are still many people who squeeze their heads and want to go to what kind of occupation the mortality rate has reached 100%, and what makes people know that a dead end still has to go? This is the construction of the imperial tomb. In ancient times, there was a kind of occupation, the mortality rate was as high as 100%, but everyone squeezed their heads to go.
Those familiar with history should understand that there was a law in ancient China that all craftsmen involved in the construction of imperial tombs eventually had to become funerary objects. The day the construction of the imperial tomb ended was also the day their lives ended. According to statistics, the number of craftsmen executed for building imperial tombs in ancient times was as high as more than 2.8 million, which is not a huge number.
To say that in history, the emperor who killed the most craftsmen who built the imperial tomb belonged to Qin II Hu Hai, and after Qin Shi Huang unified the world, he began to vigorously build his mausoleum, which was located on the Li Mountain and bordered the Weishui River in the north. It was not fully completed until the second year of Qin II (208 BC), which lasted 39 years. After the death of Qin Shi Huang, the craftsmen who participated in the construction of qin shi huang's mausoleum were all killed alive and buried in the mausoleum.
Since it is such a profession, it must have been done by people who were desperate in ancient times. On the contrary, there are still many people who do it. In order to make them fight for their own lives, Qin Shi Huang then deceived them and said that he wanted to build a luxurious underground palace, and the craftsmen who came to build it could be glorious and rich for generations, and the ancestors would be glorious. As soon as they heard that they could enjoy the blessings of future generations, these craftsmen could not sit still, and the most important thing for the ancients was the shining lintel. These craftsmen knew that they were not only building the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, but also their own mausoleum.