There are three tombs built on dragon veins in China that are very magical. One cannot be dug, one dares not dig, and the other cannot be dug.
Wu Zetian Qianling
First: This unexcavated tomb is Wu Zetian Qianling, which is located on Liangshan in Xianyang, Shaanxi. There is a folk legend about the location of Qianling Mausoleum. In order to find his final destination, Wu Zetian sent two masters, one was the folk astrological family Yuan Tiangang , and the other was the palace Onmyoji Li Chunfeng . After receiving the order, they came out of Chang'an City , one went east and the other went west, and a few months passed in a blink of an eye. One day in the middle of the night, Yuan Tiangang came out to observe the celestial phenomena and saw a mountain with purple air soaring into the sky, which happened to intersect with the Beidou. Yuan Tiangang determined that this was the place of a dragon vein, so he hurried up the mountain, found the right direction, and buried a copper coin as a mark to return to the palace to report his life. As for Li Chunfeng, one day when the sun was shining brightly one day, he discovered a magical mountain. Looking from south to north, he looked like a sleeping young woman, and a clear spring flowed out slowly in the middle. Li Chunfeng was shocked. This was the place of the dragon vein. He quickly went up the mountain, measured the meridian with his figure, put out the gossip with gravel, pulled out the hairpin at the intersection of the two fish, and pierced it into the soil, and then returned to the palace to report his life. So Wu Zetian sent people to follow the two to confirm the address. Unexpectedly, the two of them came to Liangshan at the same time, cleared the dust at the same place, and saw a hairpin tied into the copper coins, so Qianling started construction here. It is a large scale, with an area of nearly 2.4 million square meters. It adopts a construction method based on merchants and is the only tomb in the 18 tombs of the Tang Dynasty that was not stolen. During the Tang Dynasty peasant uprising, Huang Chao used 400,000 troops to dig Qianling Mausoleum, but a large ditch more than 40 meters deep was dug out, but no entrance to the tomb was found. If we go to Qianling today, you can still see this deep ditch on the west side of the main peak of Liangshan, called Huangcaogou. In the early years of the Republic of China, warlords fought in a melee and tomb robbery became popular. Kuomintang general Sun Lianzhong used a division of troops to dig Qianling Mausoleum and blew it around with explosives, but he could not find the entrance of the tomb.
color Terracotta Warriors
Second: The tomb that cannot be dug is Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang , which is located on the northern foot of Mount Li . It is the largest tomb in Chinese history, covering an area of 56.25 square kilometers. The designer is Prime Minister Li Si . At that time, 720,000 migrant workers were requisitioned and took 38 years to complete. The famous , Qin Shihuang Terracotta Warriors and Horses, is known as the eighth miracle in the world. He is just the outer guardian of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum and the tip of the iceberg. The inner city of Qin Shihuang Mausoleum is even more magnificent. The top is made of sun, moon and stars made of pearls, and the underground is made of rivers, lakes and seas made of more than 100 tons of mercury. Many laser hidden weapons are also set up in all directions. If excavated, I don’t know how to deal with this mercury alone. Now most of it has evaporated into gas. If it is released, the harm is no less than an atomic bomb explosion. The Terracotta Warriors were first unearthed, and then oxidized and turned gray instantly. We can't even protect this now, let alone a large number of rare treasures inside, so I dare not dig the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang.
Huangdi Mausoleum
Third: This tomb that cannot be dug is the Huangdi Mausoleum. The Huangdi Mausoleum is located on Qiaoshan in Huangling County, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province. This Qiaoshan is considered to be the earliest dragon vein in China. The Huangdi Mausoleum is also known as the No. 1 tomb in the world because Huangdi made a great contribution and ascended to become an immortal after his death. Therefore, the Huangdi Mausoleum is just his tomb. In ancient times, the productivity was very backward and there was no custom of burial. There were no valuable items in the tomb except his clothes. Huangdi is the ancestor of the Chinese nation and created the Chinese civilization. Since ancient times, we have regarded ourselves as the descendants of Yan and Huang, so the Chinese people are all of the same roots and origins. The Huangdi Tomb is a holy place for us to worship our ancestors together. There are rules and laws and morals. No matter how ignorant the tomb robbers of the tombs of their ancestors, they will never steal the tombs of their ancestors. Therefore, the Huangdi Tomb cannot be dug. As the spirit of the ancestor of the Chinese nation, we have the chance and must go to Qiaoshan.