In the 1970s, in Mawangdui Township, Changsha, Hunan Province, the local garrison was preparing to build a hospital on two hillsides near Mawangdui, but it didn't take long for the construction site to collapse.
What is even more surprising is that after the steel braze used for construction hits the ground, it will spew out a foul-smelling gas, and after igniting, a blue flame will be found, and the local cultural relics department will suspect that it is a fire pit tomb after hearing about this.
After communicating with the local garrison, archaeologists from the Hunan Provincial Museum rushed to the site and excavated the site, and soon a slimy mud was dug up, which was often used as a closed tomb called white paste mud.
As the excavation work progressed, many bamboo baskets were dug out, and when the experts dug to the bottom of the tomb, they found a huge coffin, which was surrounded by gold and silver jewelry, which was enough to see the wealth of the tomb owner.
The coffin has four layers, and when the experts opened the coffin, they found that there was a female corpse lying in the coffin, which was not decomposing, but the skin was sallow and elastic, as if it had just been buried.
In the stomach of the female corpse, archaeologists also found undigested melon seeds, although after thousands of years, but still like the female corpse without decay, this embalming technology, but also let the experts marvel, and this female corpse was named Mrs. Xin Chai.
During US President Richard Nixon's visit to China, he also proposed to China that he wanted to exchange an east and west lunar soil that China did not have for Mrs. Xinchai, but China strictly refused, although we did not go to the moon, we also needed lunar soil, but compared to Mrs. Xinchai, it is too unworthy to mention.
Japan even offered to take 100 million US dollars to buy a hair of Mrs. Xin chai, but China also refused, because the secret of Mrs. Xin Chai's thousand years of incorruptible is the biggest treasure.