Why is the mystery of the Warring States and the whereabouts of Shibi still unknown after it was lost?

To say which is the most famous jade between the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, it must be the harmonious jade in the Warring States Period. But no one knows where the Warring States and Shibi went later. Some people say that it was buried in the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang as a funerary object, so it has not been circulated in the world. It is also said that she may have been lost in the war at the end of the Qin Dynasty or taken away by others. So who is most likely to rob and Choi in the war at the end of Qin Dynasty? The high probability is Xiang Yu. Perhaps in the death of Xiang Yu, there will be a clue to the world.

In addition, it is also said that color has been circulated among the people until Li Congke, the emperor of the Tang Dynasty in the Five Dynasties, was besieged by Shi Jingtang and set himself on fire. Later, during the period of Song Zhezong in the Northern Song Dynasty, a farmer discovered Heshibi while plowing the land and sent it to the imperial court. But later, when nomads from the capital of song dynasty attacked, and choi disappeared again. It can also be seen that its fate is also drifting with the tide.

In fact, the origin of color is also very story-telling. In the State of Chu in the Spring and Autumn Period, there was a skillful craftsman named Bian He who specialized in cutting jade. He got an unprocessed jade blank in Jingshan, so Bian He took the jade to see Li, the king of Chu. But Li, the king of Chu, showed the jade blank to the jade craftsman in the DPRK. The jade craftsman said it was just an ordinary stone, so Li, the king of Chu, cut off Bian He's left foot on the grounds of cheating the monarch. Later, after Chu Wuwang acceded to the throne, Bian He took the jade to see Chu Wuwang. But Chu Wuwang still thought it was an ordinary stone, so Bian He lost his right foot again.

Later, when King Wen of Chu succeeded to the throne, Bian He cried for three days and three nights at the foot of Chushan Mountain with this jade in his arms until his blood ran out. So the king of Chu sent someone to ask Bian He why he was crying. Bian He said that I was crying not because my foot was gone, but because this treasure jade was regarded as a stone, and the loyal minister was regarded as a liar. I cried because I was punished for no reason. So, King Wen of Chu peeled off this jade blank and found the real thing in it, named it Heshibi.