Qin Shi Huang was the first emperor in Chinese history, and there are many theories in history about his achievements in his lifetime, some people think that he was tyrannical and his methods were too fierce; Others argue that these are the means that have to be implemented for the sake of reunification. Either way, we have to admit that Qin Shi Huang has a great use for the unification of China.
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Qin Shi Huang was born in the Warring States period, and there are not many items that can be left now, and several great buildings that can be seen today, in addition to the Great Wall and the Terracotta Warriors, are the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, which took 39 years and used 800,000 manpower to create an amazing mausoleum.
As a mausoleum, it is magnificent and amazing, in the history books, it is full of rare treasures, and according to later scientific exploration, the mausoleum contains a large amount of mercury, and its composition is more than 80%. That is to say, the anti-corrosion effect inside is excellent, and the excavated cultural relics will be well preserved in good integrity.
From the topographic point of view, this cemetery is no different from a small city, with gates, palaces, and capitals. The huge complex has not been crushed by the time of a thousand years, because the mausoleum is in a glyph shape, which can effectively prevent concussions and has a strong force effect.
Not only that, the internal facilities of the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin, after a thousand years, are still in operation, which is a very incredible thing.
When the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum was discovered, experts used nuclear magnetic resonance to make a full-scale "CT" for the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum, most of which belonged to a non-reactive state, which was basic land or buildings. In the section around the underground palace, a thermal reaction can be clearly seen, indicating that some of these things are still running.
Subsequent analysis revealed that groundwater was reacting in it, and this yellow low-temperature reaction area was the area around the drainage canal.
The designers who originally built the mausoleum built such a drainage canal in order to keep the mausoleum from being eroded by the current, and in a thousand years, the drainage canal is still working, which is really a bit incredible.
What exactly did the drainage canal look like? Why has it remained unchanged for thousands of years? How did the ancients achieve corrosion protection? All this will not be known until mining.
However, there are many times when the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is on the verge of excavation, but for many reasons, it has not been able to achieve excavation in the end. There are many netizens who believe that they should not be excavated, "This is the ancestral grave of the orthodox Han people, it cannot be dug!", "China's dragon vein, can not move", "The ancestral grave of the Chinese nation is not allowed to be unrestrained".
Should the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin be dug up?