The true spirit of Taoist priests in Wei Zi

Most of these things are either recorded by unofficial history or deliberately rendered to achieve the ruling effect.

As far as archaeology is concerned, immortal corpses are the result of the complementary relationship between soil veins (that is, geomantic omen theory) and corpse disposal measures.

I think the Book of Changes originated from Hetu and Luoshu. Although its contents are mostly prophetic, its roots still come from the study of the earth veins in River Map and the annotation of the astronomical phenomena in Luoshu.

Therefore, the origin of China's geomantic omen can not be separated from these two wonderful books. As early as the Qin and Han dynasties, the layout of tombs began to imitate the geographical conditions mentioned in Feng Shui. Although the Long Mai Dragon Cave in the novel is exaggerated, if properly used, it can also make the tomb easily play the role of anti-corrosion and fresh-keeping.

This truth is convenient and easy to understand in today's scientific terms-soil quality, convection, topography, soil moisture, etc. China's ancient geomantic omen only explains these truths from another angle.

Therefore, the wisdom of our ancestors is really respectable. They know the climate, the terrain and the soil. They are really prophets. Therefore, the word "Ji point" refers to a place that is conducive to the preservation of the body as a grave. As for their descendants, the statement that they are either rich or expensive is too illusory to be verified.

As far as corpse disposal is concerned, it is similar to modern chemical treatment methods. Although we dare not say that modern chemistry originated in China, China is definitely one of the countries with the longest chemical history in the world. As far as we know, only African witchcraft or ancient Egyptian corpse preservation methods can compare with it.

The chemistry of our country, both the later gunpowder and the storage of corpses, originated from alchemy, which also flourished from the Qin Dynasty. There are often records of emperors' funerals and scenes in history books, many of which are with a treasure ball in their mouth, wearing a treasure jade or taking some panacea in advance. This is a way to preserve the body by using the characteristics of precious minerals or chemical components. The unusual fragrance and vividness of the corpse are also abnormal phenomena caused by chemical reactions.

Therefore, the immortality of the corpse is not the result of natural foreign bodies, but the result of the interaction between magnetic field and atmospheric environment such as earth pulse, corpse preservation measures and convection. However, in history, many people were buried in the cave, but few people were well preserved, which was caused by the changes of geographical environment for thousands of years.

Gaga, why is it so mysterious? Just like watching fantasy novel, haha.