Unveil the mystery of the ever-burning lamp in the ancient tomb. What did the ancient people mean by lighting an ever-burning lamp?

The ever-burning lamp in the ancient tomb will never go out, and no one can solve this mystery. Is there really a ever-burning lamp burning in the Millennium tomb? What is the principle? Burning for thousands of years, where is its energy source? Ancient people all had the custom of living a hundred years. What's the story? What does it mean to light the ever-burning lamp? Let me reveal the truth for you.

Ever-burning lamp: a lamp that will never go out in a corner or position of the tomb after the death of ancient people! Maybe most people don't believe it at all because it can't be explained scientifically. In real life, there are indeed many explorers, scientists and even grave robbers who have seen the ever-burning lamps, but unfortunately, these ever-burning lamps are mysteriously extinguished or disappeared after being broken by humans. The ever-burning lamp can't be cracked with the current level of science and technology. Let's take you into the mysterious ever-burning lamp world.

Eternal fire, also known as continuous light, or endless light, is the light that always shines day and night before the Buddha. Ever-burning lamps Since ancient times, the lights lit by every household on New Year's Eve, once lit, can't be blown out until the oil runs out and the candles finally go out by themselves. This is an ancient traditional custom. China's tomb will also have ever-burning lamps, hoping to be as brightly lit as his palace before his death.