Arrested for Tomb Raiding: Is It Really Illegal to Dig Up My Own Family's Ancestral Grave?

Archeology and tomb robbing are the same. To the tomb owners and their descendants, they are both tomb robbers. Excavating fossils is called archeology. Think about it, when someone digs up your ancestral grave, do you care whether it is archeology or tomb robbery?

So according to your book, does it mean that Puyi's descendants can enter the Forbidden City and get things at will?

It's quite outrageous. They say that those who are poor in future generations can enter and collect treasures. According to what the author wrote, the protagonist still needs to dig the thieves' cave by himself? Isn't there a safe way to break into an agency or something? Future generations will be poor. If they don't have the ability, they will all die there.

May I ask if you have written down your family tree?

Just look at the essence logo to know whether archeology is tomb robbing. The simplest example is the Terracotta Warriors and Horses. What protection does it provide to tomb robbers? What fix? What to retain? Just find a few complete ones and buy them. If you're not in a good mood, just leave the rest intact. Don't believe that tomb robbers are good people after reading a few novels. If you don't say good people, what would a normal person do? Why do the tomb robbers have no idea? Don't know the words?

Then my family is a descendant of the royal family of the Zhou Dynasty, wouldn't it be possible to dig the tomb of the Zhou king?

Qin Shihuang was not named Qin, but the author had this level of education. . .

Everyone, you have to understand that Qin Shihuang has died.

You are right, the ownership of ancient tombs belongs to the state. If you go in and destroy them yourself, it is considered illegal tomb robbing.

Qin Shihuang's surname is Qin, okay, I learned it