At a construction site in Guangzhou, a foundation was being dug, and an architecture student suddenly felt a powerful force pulling him in while digging here. He wanted to break free of this pull, but he couldn't get rid of this huge pressure. When he tried to break free of that pressure. Workers stumbled upon a large flat slab and contacted the local heritage department. Experts rushed to the scene for the first time to investigate, and found that this is an ancient tomb painted with Han Dynasty stone chambers. No burial pits have been found around the burial chamber, but the burial chamber is so large that experts conclude that the owner of the tomb must have been noble.
The experts later opened the tomb owner's coffin, and it was found that the owner of the tomb was wearing a golden jade robe. This is the first costume made of gold in the history of the mainland; there is also a bronze weapon gilded in bronze, which was made by Chu craftsmen in the 3rd century BC. Both artifacts are considered to be one of the earliest bronzes in China. There is a gold seal and a white jade seal on the coffin, which were later carefully studied by archaeologists, and it was identified that the tomb was the funerary product of zhao Ming, the second emperor of the Western Han Dynasty, the King of Wen of Nanyue, and there were a large number of funerary items including 15 martyrs and more than 1,000 precious cultural relics.
After that, there were also many cultural characteristic bronzes unearthed. It provides important physical materials for the study of ancient southern bronze culture. In the tomb also found a jade seal, experts believe that the seal is both official seal and private seal, with the excavation of a cultural relic, sleeping for more than two thousand years of the Tomb of the King of Nanyue finally with the funerary products of the world unveiled the mysterious veil, many tomb robbers tried to steal the tomb, but did not succeed.