What is it like when a meteorite falls and a hundred people look for treasure?

654381On the night of Mid-Autumn Festival on October 4th, a meteor broke through the night sky in northwest Yunnan. In the past few days, hundreds of seekers from all directions flocked to Diqing Prefecture, Yunnan Province, and began to follow in its footsteps. Liu, a Tibetan writer who has been searching for four days in a row, said that in addition to his team, he met several other teams looking for meteorites on the road.

After the meteorite fell, hundreds of people searched for treasure. They went to the usual place to find their whereabouts.

Four members of their team got the guidance and help from some astronomical experts in Beijing, Shanghai and Sichuan. They drive to the village every day to bypass about 150 km and climb about 15 km of mountains, but unfortunately, "it's like chasing a rainbow, and it's still a long way to go." "I was going to sell walnuts, and my friend said, don't sell them, and hurry to find stones. Stones are more valuable than walnuts. "

What makes Liu curious is that all the people who contacted him at first were foreign search teams except local villagers. After he provided the information, there was no news. "They are very professional and may make a living. I'm just curious and find it interesting. Did they find it? " At present, Liu and his party have been searching for four days in a row. Liu drives 150 km every day and climbs about 15 km from one village to another. He feels the whole process is amazing. "Fairy flies in the sky, mysterious, and learned a lot of astronomical knowledge."

After the incident, domestic researchers, folk collectors and some foreigners joined the search army, and there is no gain at present.