How did Xu Fu, a disciple of Guiguzi, die? Where is Xu Fu's tomb?

People who don't know Xu Fu may have heard of Gan Luo, a gifted scholar in Qin Dynasty, and Xu Fu is actually the master of this wonderful prime minister Gan Luo. Xu Fu is a close disciple of Guiguzi. His medical knowledge is very rich and he has made great achievements in astronomy and navigation. This man is skilled and knows how to cultivate immortals, so he is actually famous in the Qin Dynasty. With a kind heart, Xu has been practicing medicine to help the world. In order to pay homage to him, the local people renamed his hometown, that is, his birthplace, as "Xufu Village" and built the "Xufu Temple" in the north of the village.

During Qin Shihuang's reign, Xu Fu told Ying Zheng that three Fairy Mountain were found in the sea, and there were immortals living in seclusion on each mountain. Qin Shihuang always wanted to find the art of immortality, so he was very concerned and concerned about such things. So he did not hesitate to spend a lot of money to let Xu Fu lead a large number of people to the sea to find the trace of the immortal, and prepared some medicines, food, clothing and other materials needed to visit the immortal in the sea. ?

However, after drifting at sea for many years, Xu Fu did not see the sight of Xianshan. Qin Shihuang once cruised to the place where Xu Fu was. Xu Fu was afraid of being punished by Qin Shihuang, so he made an excuse to say that he met a big fish during the voyage and delayed his trip. Qin Shihuang did not doubt what Xu Fu said. Besides, he is getting older and older, and he is very eager to get guidance from the immortals, so he sent Xu Fudong to complete this task. Chui fook came to heaven this time. He doesn't want to go back. He planned to settle there and later became the leader there. In this way, Japan, a small island country, began to appear in the eastern continent.

So Xu Fu's tomb is probably in Japan. Although before the Sui and Tang Dynasties, relevant historical materials could not show exactly where Xu Fudong finally arrived. But then there was a unified and affirmative statement on this issue. Because people have gradually discovered that some systems in Japan are very similar to those in China, the legend about Xu Fu's deeds has been circulating in Japan for a long time.