What exactly is "going back to Tibet"? Does it really exist?

What is "going back to Tibet"? Does "Back to Tibet" really exist? Today I brought some related contents to share with you.

It can be said to be a legendary book written in ancient times. It is said that it was written by the emperor or Xuanyuan family, but some people think that "Back to Tibet" is the Shang Dynasty's "Back to Tibet", which was lost after Wei and Jin Dynasties. What exactly was recorded? Qin's book has a condensed version of Gui Zang, which mainly tells some stories, but it is not official history. Now let me introduce you to what "going back to Tibet" means. If you are interested, come and have a look.

It is an ancient book that explains the changes of everything in the world. It mainly includes three books: Return to Tibet, Book of Changes and Return to Tibet. However, there are only I Ching in the world. 1in March, 993, cultural relics experts came across the book Lianshan, which had been lost for thousands of years, while cleaning up the Qin tomb at Wangjiatai 15, Qiubai Village, Jingzhou Town, Lingjiang City, Hubei Province. What exactly is written in this strange book?

1In March, 1993, villagers in Qiubei Village, Jingzhou Town, Lingjiang prepared to dig fish ponds. The address of the fish pond was chosen in the small earth hill on the east side of the village. In the process of starting construction, the villagers found a strange thing. As the fish pond gradually took shape, they found some pottery fragments. After hearing the news, the village chief suspected the ancient tomb in this area and reported the news to the local cultural relics research institute.

After receiving the news, the cultural relics experts immediately rushed to the scene with professional tools. After professional exploration, experts have determined that there is indeed an ancient tomb in this area. In order to protect the cultural relics in the ancient tomb, they asked their superiors and decided to carry out protective excavation of the ancient tomb.

During the cleaning process, experts unearthed a large number of pottery, wood, bamboo slips, divination and other related tools. Due to the serious water accumulation in the museum, the bamboo slips are not well preserved, and the words on them are somewhat vague.

Experts took bamboo slips back to the institute for further study. After systematic arrangement, * * unearthed 8 13 bamboo slips. The identity of the owner of the tomb cannot be determined, but the tomb was built in the Qin Dynasty. So these bamboo slips are definitely worth studying.

When experts further study bamboo slips, their contents include "validity law", "government routine", "disastrous occupation" and "Shu Yue". What surprised the experts most, however, was the discovery of 398 bamboo slips, with about 4,000 words, which was exactly the same as the 4,300 words recorded in Guizang one year. The news of Tibet's return disappeared in the long river of history and reappeared in broad daylight, causing a sensation in the whole academic circle. So, what exactly is recorded in this book?

First of all, the content is recorded in a wide range.

There are many stories, three generations of rumors, historical stories, such as the war between the Yellow Emperor and the Yellow Emperor, and the stolen elixir of life went to the moon to replenish yin. From the content, Zhouyi provides us with a lot of important information for revising other ancient books and sorting out some stories.

Two. Compared with Zhouyi, the overall difference is greater.

The book of divination unearthed from Wang Jiaqin's tomb in Gui Zang. In the process of translation, experts found that some divination names are the same or similar to those in the New Theory Canon, but the divination results are quite different, and the same divination results are completely opposite. In the process of divination, their divination motives and purposes are completely different, which is why there are different results.

Third, the time is earlier.

Judging from the contents of the two books, Returning to Tibet was written earlier than Returning to Tibet. After comparing the two, I ching will be more advanced, more practical and more profound. The "Huizang" found in the tombs of the Qin Dynasty provided the most direct information for future generations to study the accounting books of the Qin Dynasty and restored the original divination method.

At present, Qin bamboo slips unearthed in Wangjiatai are still in the research stage, and all the information has not been made public. Have a simple understanding of "going back to Tibet". Are you curious about this? I believe that with the continuous efforts of cultural relics experts, we can finally solve the mystery of "returning to Tibet", rearrange history and fill the blank of China culture.