Xinjiang Exploration: the Ancient City of Grape

In 1914, the British explorer Stein conducted his third archaeological expedition to Xinjiang and unearthed a canoe-shaped colorful coffin in the Kumtag Desert of Turpan. The grape pattern on the colorful coffin almost caused the Xinjiang guide Irabin to almost suffer a mental breakdown. What's even more strange is that there is actually half a corpse buried in the coffin. That night, the colorful coffin disappeared, and Xinjiang guide Irab disappeared mysteriously. Based on his fragmented memory, Stein wrote down the ancient characters of Xinjiang and asked a sinologist to translate them. He got four words: Ancient City of Grape.