The First Patriarch to Touch Gold Outside the Customs

Look for the dragon and divide the gold to see the entangled mountains. There are multiple entangled mountains and multiple gates. If there are eight layers of danger in closing the gate, there will definitely be a prince buried here. Tang Banshan, Songwan Bay, Han Dynasty tombs are found at the top of the mountain. The Shang and Zhou dynasties were on both sides of the river. The tombs of the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods were buried on the top of the mountain, the tombs of the Qin and Han Dynasties were buried on the mountains, the tombs of the Eastern Han and Southern Dynasties were buried on the mountainside, and the tombs of the Sui, Tang and Song Dynasties were buried on the slopes. Tang tombs are sweet, Song tombs are astringent, lime from the Ming and Qing dynasties pricks the mouth, old wood from the Shang and Zhou dynasties smells strong, cinnabar smells from the Qin and Han dynasties is too strong, and in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, there are traces of green paste on the soil even without smelling it. The mountains are curved along with the water, and there are clear caves here. Moths are on the tombs, snowflakes drift over and stand up as salt. There are bound to be tombs due to thunder and lightning. Don't look for them near rotten wood. There are tombs in the mountains. The spring and Autumn and Warring States periods are made of red earth. The Western Han Dynasty used loess for backfill, while the Eastern Han Dynasty did not use yellow sand.