Xinjiang, as the northwestern border of the mainland and the province with the largest geographical area, has a vast and magnificent scenery, even in the ancient "Classic of Mountains and Seas", there have been descriptions of its beauty. It can be seen that as early as ancient times, Xinjiang was a place with countless beautiful scenery, magnificent gems and rich resources. If It were not for the fact that Xinjiang belongs to the more remote areas in the northwest, its tourism industry would surely develop in full swing, and Xinjiang still has many amazing natural scenery. Among these countless natural scenery, we have to mention the well-known Flame Mountain, which is the classic place name recorded in "Journey to the West". Because of the perennial heat, the surface temperature is extremely high, and it is famous for being roasted like a fire when you enter it. The plot of the four Tang monks and apprentices fighting wits and courage with the Bull Demon King and his wife on the Flame Mountain is still fresh in my mind.
Although the Flame Mountain in "Journey to the West" was invented by people, and the plot in the original drama was exaggerated, there is indeed a place called "Flame Mountain" in its reality, and the prototype of its Flame Mountain is kyzyltag in Xinjiang, which translates to a volcano in Chinese. This volcanic transformation is a famous attraction in Xinjiang, it is located in the northern edge of the Turpan Basin, and there are many strange things in the interior of the flame mountain. In January 2009, a very strange thing happened here, which scared the workers who were working on the mountain at that time and directly called the police, so what happened at that time to scare the workers so horrible?
It is said that on the day of the incident, the workers working on the mountain continued to rush to work in a tense manner according to the planned process. Suddenly, a terrible scream emanated from the mouth of one of them, and soon the construction process was interrupted. It turned out that the screaming worker had found six dried corpses in the area where he was working, and he was frightened on the spot. And these six dry corpses, each with long braids and strange hats, looked like Qing Dynasty dresses, but they were not wearing Qing Dynasty official clothes, probably just ordinary people of the Qing Dynasty. But their dress is somewhat similar to the Qing Dynasty zombies played on TV, and some timid workers are directly frightened. Most of the construction workers did not dare to continue to watch, so they were so frightened that they rushed to the police.
In fact, long before the Qing Dynasty, the Xinjiang region belonged to the western region for many generations, but it was also the hinterland of Asia and Europe. As a border, it has a certain border with other countries, has a very important strategic position, and it also occupies an important part of the mainland's economic trade. Many people now have the most important impression of Xinjiang as lamb kebabs and various fruits, but what most people don't know is that Xinjiang has always been an important trade development channel for China.
As early as the time of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Zhang Qian was sent to the west to open up the Silk Road, and Xinjiang at that time had already shouldered the burden of cultural exchanges. It was also from that time that a large number of Western technologies and cultures poured into China, which promoted the development of China, and Buddhism also spread through this path at that time. It can be said that Xinjiang has been an indispensable and important part of China since ancient times, and it is normal to find six dried corpses here. At that time, a large number of merchants would gather here to do business, and these six people were likely to be business partners, and most of their clothes were cloth, which was also very consistent with the size of the people at that time. But why don't they have graves? Experts have given this speculation that as an important trade route, there should be many robbers in this area, and these six people are likely to be brutally buried here by robbers on the way to business.
Although there are no tombs and burial items, these six corpses are so well preserved that they have high historical value. Because of the scary image, the construction workers did not cause much damage to it. Subsequently, experts also refuted the popular zombie legends in the outside world, after all, this is only a fiction in horror movies, and everyone still needs to believe in science and not scare themselves. But in any case, the appearance of six dry corpses has made the "Flame Mountain" on fire, and the magnificent natural scenery has attracted more people to come and watch.