4-10Puzzles in Chinese History

4.The curse of the Genghis Khan's tomb
Legend has it that Genghis Khan's tomb has been protected from discovery for nearly 800 years. In 2002, the American archaeological team that claimed to have found Genghis Khan's tomb gave up digging and pulled out of Outer Mongolia. The expedition found that the tomb was protected by a 2-mile-long wall in which serpents sprang up. Genghis Khan was said to have ordered no one to know where the tomb was before his death in 1227.

5.The event of the Jade Pendant of the Apocynum venetum (Apocynum venetum L.)
The most extraordinary event in the archaeological world of China-Pisces jade. There is very little information we can find about the Pisces jade incident. Compared with the theory that the news is blocked, Pisces jade is itself an old secret that has not been uncovered, so the possibility of no solution is far greater than the possibility of the news being blocked. As early as 10 years before the unrest, between 1957 and 1962, something happened in the northwest region of China. It is said that at that time, Lop Po discovered an ancient city site, and some young people wanted to go to scout some antiquities. Later, they did not know what had happened there. Those young people die, crazy.

6.Yingkou Dragon falling incident
In the summer of 1934, it was raining continuously in Yingkou for more than 40 days. The Liaohe River was flooded, and the Reed ponds on the northern bank of the Liaohe River turned into a vast ocean. After the heavy rain, people living on the northern bank of the Liaohe River were in a Reed pond. Surprised to find in the trapped in a dying dragon. It is said that at that time, the common people thought that the dragon was auspicious. In order to make the dragon trapped in the sky as soon as possible, some people used Reed mats to pour water on the monster tower, and others poured water on the monster, in order to prevent the monster body from drying up. And in the temple, many people, the monks have to cross over every day for their practice, and this move continues until another time. After several days of torrential rain, the monster mysteriously disappeared. More than twenty days later, however, the monster appeared strangely for the second time, this time in a reeds ten kilometers from the mouth of the Liaohe River, which was no longer alive, but a stinking corpse.

7.The waters of Laotagmiao in Poyang Lake, Jiangxi Province
Located in Duchang County, Jiangxi Province, Laotamiao is the long and narrow water area of Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake in China, which connects the Ganjiang River. This section of water is the most dangerous part of Poyang Lake. The current is swift, the bad waves are rolling over, shipwrecks often occur, and there is no way to salvage them. Therefore, it is known as the "Bermuda" of China. Between the early 1960s and the late 1980s, more than 200 ships sank and more than 1600 people disappeared. April 16, 1945, more than 2000 tons of Japanese transport ship "Kobe Maru" to the northwest of Jiangxi Poyang Lake Laoyamiao water suddenly disappeared (sink into the lake bottom), ship 200 None of the others escaped. Later, the Japanese navy had infiltrated into the lake reconnaissance, except for the diving dike Zhao, the rest of the mysterious missing. After he took off his diving suit, he was frightened and then lost his mind. After the victory, American diving expert Edward Bohr and his team went to Poyang Lake, where several American divers went missing again after months of fishing.

8.Hong Kong Advertising Epiphany in 1993
Sensational Hong Kong advertisement for Guangzhou and Kowloon Railway in 1993! It was probably the most hectic thing. ~ the Guangjiu Railway advertisement was haunted: the director watched a replay of the old film on TV late at night and found the following strange picture in the advertisement: seven children playing train games on their shoulders and shoulders. There was an extra man in the line. This also became one of the most famous spiritual events in modern Chinese history.

9.A man of 256?
Li Qingyuan (1677-1933), who lived 256 years, was a scholar of traditional Chinese medicine in late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China. At the age of 100, he received special recognition from the government for his outstanding achievements in Chinese medicine. At the age of 200, he continued to teach at university. Li Qingyuan married 24 wives in his life. Why would he live to 256? Not yet!

10.Yunnan charming lake
In the original forest of Gaoligong Mountain in Yunnan Province, there is a strange lake called "charming lake", which is 150 meters wide, 60 meters narrow and 1.5 meters deep. Curiously, if one stood at the edge of the lake and spoke loudly, the sky was suddenly clouded and even rained. The louder you speak, the more rain will fall. This makes many scholars and experts into a dilemma.