Weijing Secret Tomb

The Weihe River is thousands of miles away, buried in thick soil, and the ancient tombs in one state are half lost in dust. There are ancient ridges all over Weizhou. The princes' tombs stand majestically across the mountains and fields, and the rammed earth for thousands of years is still there; some of the tombs have sunk under the water of gorges, mountains and lakes, and the ruins can only be seen during the dry season; there are also a large number of old tombs of sages, amidst the overlapping of cities and human settlements, they have disappeared in the streets and streets of the city, and are rarely known. The texts of the old chronicles are inconsistent with each other, and there are many different rumors among the villagers. There are many tombs in one place, many suspicious tombs in one place, and the whole piece of Haidaiwei soil contains a bunch of mysterious cases that have been entangled in the hills for thousands of years. Han Liangyu buried his head in the volumes of gold and stone, and saw that there were many gaps in the records, so he decided to go there in person. Taking the Shihu Garden as the middle pole of Tai Chi, he rode alone and followed the Eight Diagrams of the day after tomorrow, traveling all over the mountains and rivers of Weizhou. Walking on the barren hills, reading the remaining stones, identifying the inscriptions on the canals, recording the rumors in the alleys, and comparing the local chronicles of the past dynasties with what I saw on the ground. The whole process stops at the surface to search for evidence, does not enter the underground palace, does not enter the deep cave, and strictly observes the boundaries of the work. Check out the deserted hills, lake beaches, and markets in the corners of the city step by step. Pushing aside the layers of dust over time, we can restore the rise and fall of the royal mausoleums and record the local secrets that are about to be forgotten by the world. Mountains and rivers are exhausted, hills and tombs are silent. "Weijing Secret Tomb" records the disappearing traces of this land.