Taboo Archives of Ancient Chinese Gravediggers

"A small leather whip dipped in salt water will not be used to hit living people, but will be used to whip dead corpses. It will not stop after less than three hundred blows." Not only was the person who did this not criticized, but he was also praised by Dr. Kong. Do you think this will never happen? This is about Wu Zixu, who dug up graves and whipped corpses not for money, but only to avenge his father's shame. He dug up King Ping of Chu and whipped his corpse three hundred times, creating a touching legend of loyalty and filial piety. As for Dongling robber Sun Dianying, the most extraordinary thing he did in his life was digging the grave of Empress Dowager Cixi of the Qing Dynasty with his own hands and borrowing money from the dead. Why did this well-known tomb robber dare to attack Cixi's mausoleum? "Gamer" Liu Qu, this strange tomb robber, does not like gold and silver treasures, but specializes in sleeping with female corpses; The wars in the Three Kingdoms are endless. Warlords from all sides raise resources to support their troops. The easiest way is to make money from dead people. How did those tomb robbers who rose up in the flames of war use these resources to influence the war situation? There are also the only female emperor Wu Zetian, Xiang Yu, the overlord of Western Chu, Huang Chao, the leader of the rebel army, Zhu Youxiao, Emperor Xizong of the Ming Dynasty, Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty, etc. What kind of tomb robbing legends do these celebrities have? Grave-digging frenzy reveals the unknown habits of historical celebrities.