I accidentally saw information on the Internet about the tour of Afghan national treasures in China. I have already missed Beijing Station, but I can't miss Changsha Station anymore. It's not certain whether the next tour city will be in China, so let's go.

Prepare before departure

1. Travel: For office workers, taking a day off and taking the train is a waste of time. I prefer to lie down all night, bought a train ticket for Wednesday night, and went to Changsha the next day.

2. Transportation in Changsha: The subway can use Alipay to scan the code to enter the station. Just download the Changsha Rail Transit APP. Most of the attractions in the city are along the subway.

3. Accommodation: I booked a 7-day chain hotel close to the subway entrance and close to the train station.

4. Dressing: The weather in Changsha is prone to rain in mid-March. It rained on both of the four days I came here. Just bring an umbrella and wear a denim coat that will be later on.

5. Luggage: One backpack.

the first day

Itinerary: Taiping Old Street--Jia Yi's Former Residence-Pozi Street--Bistro

3.14 At noon, the train slowly pulled into the station, and the super happy journey began.

I successfully found the hotel, tidied up a little, and set out for Taiping Old Street.

Metro Line 2 gets off at Wuyi Square and goes west a little.

There is actually a pet market nearby, and the dog at the door is so obedient.

Since it is a working day, Taiping Old Street is empty, so take your time around.

I drank my first cup of MAMA tea here, a very big cup. As I walked, somehow (yes, I couldn't figure it out at the time), I followed two local children into an alley. There was a small door in the alley. Curiosity drove me in. It turned out to be a fried skewer shop. Wen Heyou ~ forgot to tell the waiter that it was slightly spicy, and then gave me the same spicy food from Hunan... But it's really delicious. Warm reminder, if you are not friends from places like Sichuan, you must tell the waiter that it is slightly spicy and have stayed in the toilet for a long time...

After eating the fried skewers, we continued to walk forward and reached Jia Yi's former residence very close. You can enter by registering with your ID card at the door.

In fact, Taiping Old Street is not very long. It takes a stroll for more than ten minutes. There are small shops on both sides in all scenic spots across the country, except Wen Heyou.

To the east of Taiping Old Street is the famous Pozi Street, which is also full of delicious food. The famous Huo Palace actually has a hall and a stage. There is an opera performance at a fixed time every night. Anyone who is interested can come and take a look.

After strolling forward, I served another MAMA tea in an excellent environment, and sat down to rest and replenish my strength. There's an empty seat.

I searched the neighborhood and found that there was a good pub, but it was open late. Looking at the watch, I still had time to have dinner. There was a mall next door, so let's go eat.

It's not good to come out alone. I can't go to a restaurant to order food. It's embarrassing. I can only eat a little Japanese food. The store still plays anime songs, and the environment is good.

After eating and digestion, the tavern was open. The name of the tavern sounded artistic. As expected, the waiters inside were all dressed in martial arts and wore masks. They wanted to lift their masks and see their real faces. There would be performances at eight o'clock in the evening. They were all ancient songs. Facts proved that whether it was eating or drinking, it was suitable for people, so I could only order one kind of wine.

The women's bathroom is called beauty.

The men's bathroom is called hero.

Go back to the hotel to rest with a slightly tipsy feeling.

the next day

Itinerary: Yuelu Mountain Scenic Area-Juzizhou Scenic Area-Cat Bar-Huo Palace

I am going to Yuelu Mountain today, pack my bags and set off.

There are several routes to get to Yuelu Mountain. They usually go to the entrance of Hunan University, starting from Yuelu Academy. I go the other way around and take Metro Line 2 to Qiwan Town. After exiting the subway entrance and heading south. It takes a few minutes to walk. You can see the entrance of Yuelu Mountain Scenic Area. There are very few people. First, today is Friday, and second, I go the opposite way with others.

I bought a cableway ticket and swayed all the way, looking at the scenery on the mountain.

When I reached the top of the mountain, wow, I found another MAMA tea. Buy it!

Looking at the road in front of him, then looking at the winding path, I decided to explore the danger. Although the path is not easy to walk, the scenery cannot be seen on the road. Get lost? What does not exist, follow the navigation and you won't lose it ~

Hunan is worthy of being the province with the largest number of patriotic soldiers. It lost roughly. There were no less than 20 patriots 'tombs and memorial pavilions along the way.

While walking and looking, I soon arrived at Gulushan Temple, which was free of charge.

There is a small garden near the abbot's room, with stone carvings of several lovely little monks in it.

I came just in time for the meal. The temple provided vegetarian food. When I saw the pilgrims entering the canteen, the monk knocked on it at the door.

Gulushan Temple and Aiwan Pavilion are not too far away, but they are both mountain roads. Although there are steps, they are a little slippery.

It's not autumn, so I can't experience the scenery of parking and sitting in the maple forest at night, and the frost leaves are redder than the flowers in February.

Across the lake is the nationally famous Yuelu Academy.

The four most famous academies in Chinese history: Yingtianfu Academy, located in the east of the old city of Shangqiu, Henan Province, was founded in the Later Jin Dynasty; Bailudong Academy, located in Lushan, Jiangxi Province, at the south foot of Wulaofeng, and in the sun of Huping Mountain, was founded in the Tang Dynasty; Songyang Academy, located in the north of Dengfeng City, Henan Province, was founded in the Northern Wei Dynasty. As one of the oldest universities in the world, Yuelu Academy's ancient and traditional academy buildings have been completely preserved today. Every courtyard, every stone tablet, every brick, and every wind lotus shine with time. Humanistic spirit. In 1988, the Yuelu Academy Building Complex was approved by the State Council as the third batch of national key cultural relics protection units.

The Yuelu Academy has gone through thousands of years and has endless singing and learning. In the ninth year of Kaibao of the Northern Song Dynasty (976 AD), Zhu Dong, the prefect of Tanzhou, officially established Yuelu Academy based on the establishment of schools by monks and donated funds from the government. In the eighth year of Xiangfu of the Northern Song Dynasty (1015 AD), Emperor Zhenzong of Song Dynasty summoned Yuelu Mountain Changzhou Shi and awarded the four-character gate of "Yuelu Academy" with a royal pen. Later, through the Southern Song, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, to the 29th year of Guangxu in the late Qing Dynasty (AD 1903), Yuelu Academy and Hunan Provincial Capital University were merged and restructured into Hunan University, using the former site of the academy. In the 15th year of the Republic of China (1926 AD), Hunan University of Higher Education was officially named Hunan University, and the base of the college has still been expanded to this day. Eight scenic spots in the academy: The smoke rises in the willow pond, the sun rises in the peach dock, the different paths in the tung shade, the wind and lotus are fragrant in the evening, the winding streams are ringing in the spring, the fish are watched on the green marsh, the moon sits on the flower mound, and the bamboo forest is green in the winter.

"Only Chu is talented, and it thrives in it." This couplet is hung high at the door of Yuelu Academy in Hunan Province, showing the world that there are many talents here and it is the pride of countless Xiaoxiang children. The Yuelu Academy is known as one of the "Four Great Academies". Its prosperity is closely related to Zhu Xi, a master of Neo-Confucianism in the Southern Song Dynasty. Now the main hall of the academy is still decorated with a bust of Zhu Xi, and there are also Zhu Xi's handwritten calligraphy on the wall. The four characters "Loyalty, Filial Piety, Integrity". Standing in the Yuelu Academy, the sound of Lang Lang books for thousands of years seems to ring in my ears. (It was definitely not a hallucination after drinking too much yesterday)

After leaving Yuelu Academy and heading south, you will find the famous Hunan University Snack Street where you bought fairy bean cakes. The taste is good, but it is a little dry.

Follow the road and you can walk to the Xiangjiang River, but it's too tired. Just take a taxi or take a shared bicycle. There are not many people along the river. I rode all the way to the Juzizhou Scenic Area. Don't do this. I'm really tired. Take a down-to-earth taxi.

I was so tired that I arrived at Orange Island that I bought a sightseeing ticket without hesitation. There are many attractions. You can get off at any attraction at will, and then get on the bus at the exit attraction. You can only get on and off at one attraction once.

I sat until the finish line. Orange Island was too big. Before the finish line was the famous statue: Who controls the ups and downs?

At the end of Juzi Island is a viewing platform. Standing on the viewing platform, looking at the Xiangjiang River and asking who is in charge of the ups and downs on the vast land.

Walking back, there is a statue exhibition that you can go in and have a look. It is all about Chairman Mao's life. I bought a souvenir-a refrigerator sticker, and there were even comic strips.

While waiting for the bus at the sightseeing station, I heard the sound of gongs and drums coming from the room next to me. I followed the sound and walked in. There was actually someone singing opera. After listening to a few words, it turned out that it was Shiro visiting his mother. After listening to the scene, when I walked out, I saw someone singing Xiao Fan at the door. As a qualified Deyun girl, I was fascinated by hearing this...

In fact, after walking for such a long time, it was only past 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and I didn't have a good rest. I looked at the cat bar in Changsha (I am a senior cat slave without a cat owner), and I rested my feet and drank a cup of tea. In the afternoon, every cat is lazy, either sleeping or lazy to treat people. That is, the time for cats to be excited is at night...

The cat bar is near Wuyi Square, so you can go to Huo Palace for dinner. The best thing about Huo Palace is that you can order small portions, but this is the only advantage. Big sausage, cold... Stinky tofu, tasteless... Mao's braised pork and the cake on it were okay. I suddenly remembered that a friend in Hunan suggested trying sugar and oil cake and bought one. emmm, it's not my dish and I don't like anything that smokes my throat.

I didn't catch up with singing yesterday, but I caught up today.

Go back to the hotel through Taiping Street. Why detour? I'm full.

the third day

Itinerary: Kaifu Temple-Du Fujiang Pavilion-Wen Heyou

Changsha has been cloudy and cloudy these days. It rained this morning. Since it rained, find a place with few people.

Kaifu Temple. I actually released them today. There are not many tourists in the temple, all of whom are devout worshiping Buddha and burning incense. I felt a little out of place when walking in the temple.

Thinking of eating delicious shrimp, I arrived at Hisense Square, but it was still early, so I would like to delay at Dufujiang Pavilion. In fact, there is no need to spend money to come in. It is no different from free scenery along the river...

Looking at the poems all over the wall, I remembered the horror brought to me. But think about it, these are the most precious things our ancestors left us, so that we still like to read poetry.

The time card was just right. When I arrived at Wenheyou Hisense Plaza Store, there was no one yet. I saw online reviews often saying that the queue was long. It seems that I am still lucky today. The decoration inside is really unique. The entrance feels like a demolition area. I remember the demolition of the hutong when I was a child. I watched our neighbors move away one by one. Our family was the last to move out of the hutong. Looking at the decoration in front of me, I actually felt a little intimate.

The style inside is even more eye-catching. What kind of barber shop, small shop, has the flavor of market life.

The old-fashioned table and four benches are like a food stall at your doorstep. The sign on the table affectionately printed the steps to eat shrimp. If you complain, the paper actually charges 2 yuan per roll...

This was the most successful meal I have ever ordered, and there were no pitfalls. Lotus root slices are crisp and refreshing, which can relieve the greasy taste of shrimp. I still want to order another serving of Xiahe Street Cold Noodles. This time, I learned my lesson and ordered slightly spicy. The amount of shrimp is still quite large, and the meat is full and delicious.

I came to Taiping Street again and headed straight to the art museum. The art museum charged for a fee. I felt that it was nothing, so I went upstairs to have a look at the store and also visited a folk shop next to it.

The name of the tattoo shop in the alley, emmm, is like a Hong Kong-style horror movie.

Changsha is most famous for its stinky tofu, but after having a bad impression yesterday, I became a lot more careful and follow the crowd. Most people should order the same. Generally, snacks in scenic spots are, um... But Wen Heyou from Taiping Street likes it! This is the thing I regret the most. I didn't eat all three flavors and only ordered beef. When I came to Changsha, I realized that Changsha stinky tofu really smells and tastes delicious, and the taste does not touch me. After the stinky tofu is out of the pot, place it on a plate. Each tofu is filled with a container. Add the fragrant beef into it, count out 5/6 of the piece and put it in the paper box, and then sprinkle with some coriander. The tofu is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Mixed with the beef sauce, bite it down in one bite, making people unable to stop it.

You must eat more of Wen Heyou's stinky tofu in Changsha until you have enough! I regret only eating it once.

Later, when I traveled back and forth to Beijing, I also had Wen Heyou, but the sauce was ordinary, but my taste buds still remembered the aroma of beef sauce. When I passed by the underground shopping mall, I found a huge queue and was curious about what everyone was queuing up. I leaned forward and said, Ouch, Master Bao, I'm craving crab yellow beaches. Forget it, there are so many people, let's go home and eat.

the fourth day

In fact, today is the purpose of my coming to Changsha: "National Treasures from Afghanistan" relayed by the Hunan Province Museum.

I like to visit local museums everywhere I go. Museums are the best, most complete and convenient way to understand local history, but this time, I came to Changsha for the national treasure of Afghanistan. In fact, it was exhibited in the Forbidden City as early as 2017. At that time, I didn't pay attention to the exhibition information and missed it. I learned that it was not easy to protect Afghanistan's national treasures, so I decided to chase after Changsha.

As Chinese people with five thousand years of civilization, we are all familiar with the displacement and destruction of Chinese cultural relics in the past 100 years. Whenever we see Chinese cultural relics stored in foreign museums, we will be annoyed and angry. However, compared with the cultural relics in Afghanistan, a war-torn country, those lost overseas are still safe. At least we can still see the traces of our ancestors 'lives and witness the brilliance of Chinese civilization. We hope that one day our cultural relics will end their wandering days as soon as possible. Come back to their brothers and sisters.

The following is an introduction to "National Treasures from Afghanistan":

There is a country that was once a glorious crossroads of civilization thousands of years ago. Various business travelers transited here, and there was an endless stream of travelers. Multicultural cultures collided and merged here. Even the ancient Silk Road and Xuanzang's westward journey passed through here. But now it has become a poor country that has experienced hardships and is shunned by everyone.

Poverty, refugees, terrorist attacks... are what people think of Afghanistan today. People seem to have forgotten the glorious history and prosperous dynasties of ancient Afghanistan, and that it was once a glorious ancient country with a civilization history of 5,000 years.

In the multicultural collision of grassland culture, Greek culture, Han culture, and Indian culture, ancient Afghanistan presented a unique and unique cultural charm. Under the influence of this unique cultural charm, a large number of "world-renowned treasures" were born.

In 1919, based on the Bahaibala Palace collection, the National Museum of Afghanistan was established. In 1924, the National Museum of Afghanistan officially opened. It mainly collects prehistoric relics unearthed in various parts of Afghanistan, Buddha statues from the Kushan Kingdom era influenced by Greek civilization, Hindu statues, cultural relics of the Islamic era, coins and folk relics from various historical periods, etc. The collection is very rich, with a total of about 100,000 groups. above. This is the largest museum in Afghanistan.

The special geographical location has created such a group of unique cultural relics and brought them endless nightmares. Since Afghanistan is located at the northwest end of South Asia and is located at the transportation hub of South and Central Asia, it has always been a battleground for military strategists. In 1979, Afghanistan fell into turmoil and a state of war lasted for nearly 40 years. The turbulent situation in Afghanistan has caused almost devastating damage to the museum. 60% of the cultural relics were stolen and more than 2000 cultural relics were destroyed. Soldiers took the opportunity to ransack the National Museum of Afghanistan, sell the most exquisite cultural relics on the black market, and use museum documents to light the campfire. In 1994, the National Museum of Afghanistan was hit by a shell and the top floor was destroyed.

In its nearly 100-year history, the National Museum of Afghanistan, which once owned about 100,000 collections, most of the cultural relics in its collection were looted, destroyed, or even disappeared forever during the war. Some relatively lucky cultural relics can only be forced to go abroad to "take refuge".

Just as civilization suffered from bad luck, the "Schindler" in the cultural relics world appeared. Masudi, director of the National Museum of Afghanistan, teamed up with some cultural relics protectors to secretly hide the most precious cultural relics in the museum in the vault underground of the presidential palace. In those war-torn years, Masudi and several other museum staff never mentioned the treasures they protected.

The Afghans handed the keys to the treasure to different people, then sent them abroad, and released some fake news to the outside world. Those who really hold the key have been waiting abroad for the political environment to stabilize. After a lapse of 22 years, when they returned to Kabul and came to the underground vault where treasure was once sealed, thirty to forty people crowded into a small room in the basement and used a circular saw to cut open the locked safe. The national treasure finally reappeared.

In 2005, when then Afghan President Hamid Karzai visited France, French President Jacques Chirac expressed his wish to arrange an exhibition of Afghan cultural relics. Under Karzai's authorization, a group of experts from the National Museum of Afghanistan and the Musée de Gimme in France selected 231 precious collections. They unearthed archaeological sites in Faroorquyi, Ayhanum, Tillachu, and Begram.

Since 2006, these world-renowned exhibitions of Afghan treasures have been touring France, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, the United States, Australia, Japan and other places around the world. No matter where they go, they have attracted the attention of countless audiences. People are amazed at the diverse cultures that gathered in the land between the East and the West two thousand years ago also express their deep respect to the guardians of Afghan culture for generations.

In March 2017, the Palace Museum in Beijing held the exhibition "Bathing in Fire and Light: Treasures from the National Museum of Afghanistan". These 231 precious Afghan cultural relics came to China. However, the cultural relics originally planned to be exhibited at the University of Chicago after the exhibition at the Palace Museum were completed, but the exhibition arrangements were temporarily cancelled for various reasons. If there is no next suitable exhibition location, these cultural relics will return to turbulent Afghanistan. Under these circumstances, the China Cultural Relics Exchange Center tried its best to contact more domestic cultural and cultural institutions to display these cultural relics. Dunhuang, Chengdu, Zhengzhou, Shenzhen, Hunan... The exquisite cultural relics of the National Museum of Afghanistan are displayed in many places in China, and more and more cultural and cultural institutions have joined this relay of Afghan cultural relics protection. This time, it left people with a stunning and shocking figure, rather than war and turmoil.

It is unfortunate and fortunate that Afghanistan's exquisite cultural relics are forced to "wander the earth". Unfortunately, many cultural relics were not spared due to the war. Fortunately, just 231 cultural relics are enough to allow people to appreciate the glory of the thousand-year civilization in Afghanistan.

China Relay Cities for Afghan Cultural Relics Protection:

Beijing Palace Museum: Reborn from the Fire-Treasures from the National Museum of Afghanistan, March 17, 2017 to June 17, 2017

Dunhuang Research Institute: Silk Road Treasures-National Museum of Afghanistan Treasures Exhibition, September 12, 2017 to October 20, 2017

Chengdu Museum: Echoes of Civilization-Ancient Treasures from Afghanistan, February 1, 2018 to May 6, 2018

Zhengzhou Museum: Afghanistan's National Treasure, May 25, 2018 to July 10, 2018

Shenzhen Nanshan Museum: Glorious Treasures-National Museum of Afghanistan Treasures Exhibition, August 25, 2018 to November 4, 2018

Hunan Province Museum: National Treasures from Afghanistan, December 29, 2018 to March 29, 2019

Tsinghua University: Afghanistan's national treasure where the Eastern and Western civilizations meet, April 18, 2019 to June 23, 2019

Nanjing Museum: Golden Afghanistan-The Crossroad of Ancient Civilization, July 9, 2019 to October 9, 2019

Hong Kong Museum of History: Dusted and Bright-Afghan Ancient Relics, November 6, 2019-February 10, 2020

I don't know which country these Afghan national treasures will go to next. I hope I can see them again.

The advantage of the first batch of people who came in was that no one could watch the exhibition quietly.

Wild boar pattern gold bowl, bull pattern gold bowl

Corinthian stone head

Corinthian stone head. This stone pillar head is the most complete of all the stone pillars excavated by archaeologists at the Ayi Hanum site. It is worth mentioning that the stone pillar head is a Corinthian stone pillar head with a typical ancient Greek architectural style, which shows the influence of ancient Greek culture on Afghanistan.

Golden crown. The base is a belt-like ring decorated with six-petal flowers, five trees stand on the wreath, and four trees on both sides stand big birds with outstretched wings. They are all made of thin gold sheets, making the crown look golden. Therefore, it is known as the "Golden Crown".

According to Mohammad Yahya Mohibzada, deputy director of the National Museum of Afghanistan, the golden crown was unearthed in Tomb No. 6 at the Tila Qiu site of the "Golden Hill". It was worn on the top of the tomb owner when unearthed. The five trees are the trees of life. The owner of the tomb is a woman of noble status.

After watching the special exhibition, the next step was the regular exhibition. First, we visited folk customs.

It's time to the milestone exhibition in Chinese archeology-the display of the Han tombs in Mawangdui

The Mawangdui Han Tomb is located in Mawangdui Township, next to the Liuyang River, four kilometers away from the eastern suburbs of Furong District, Changsha City, Hunan Province. It was the family cemetery of Licang, the prime minister of Changsha State and Marquis of Qin in the early Western Han Dynasty. From 1972 to 1974, three Han tombs were excavated and unearthed in Mawangdui Township, next to the Liuyang River in the eastern suburbs of Changsha City. Among the three Han tombs, tomb 2 belongs to Li Cang, the prime minister of Changsha in the early Han Dynasty, tomb 1 belongs to Li Cang's wife, and tomb 3 belongs to Li Cang's son. The owners of the three Han tombs in Mawangdui were buried in different times. Li Cang, the owner of Tomb No. 2, was buried in the second year of Empress Lu (186 BC). The son of Li Cang, the owner of Tomb No. 3, was buried in the twelfth year of the Yuan Dynasty of Emperor Wen of the Western Han Dynasty (168 BC). Li Cang's wife, the owner of Tomb No. 1, may be buried slightly later.

Mawangdui is a mound of earth that rises in the impact plain of the lower reaches of the Liuyang River. It is about 500 meters long and about 230 meters wide. There are round and flat earthen tombs on the mound of earth. The distance is more than 20 meters apart and the bottoms are connected. Looking from afar, the saddle that looks like a horse is called "saddle pile" by local people because it looks like a horse. There are many beautiful legends about these two earthen tombs. In the "Taiping Huanyu Ji" of the Northern Song Dynasty, it is recorded that Liu Fa, King of Changsha of the Western Han Dynasty, buried his mother Cheng and two Ji of the Tang Dynasty ten miles east of Changsha County. They are called the "Shuangnu Tomb." Local chronicles of the Ming and Qing Dynasties also mostly recorded this. For example, the "Hunan General Chronicles" during the Guangxu period clearly pointed out that "the tomb of the two ji is east of Changsha County." It is also said to be the cemetery of Ma Yin, the king of Chu, and his family during the Five Dynasties, hence the name Mawangdui. It turns out that Ma Yin once established the capital of Changsha. His father and son have operated Changsha for decades and left many relics to this day, such as "Jiulong Hall" and "Mawang Street". Some people have doubts about the claim that Mawangdui is the tomb of the Ma family, believing that it is just a suspected tomb, and relevant records supporting this view have also been found from local historical records. For example, the "Hunan General Chronicles" of the Guangxu period quoted the "Shanhua County Chronicles" as saying: "Ma Wang Yi Tomb was built by Ma Yin, the King of Chu, five miles southeast of the county. It is said that there are 3,367 tombs."

The excavation process was quite fun. It is said that when digging the war readiness project, ghost fires were discovered. Workers went on collective strike and discovered Tomb No. 1 of the Han Tomb in Mawangdui.

The cultural relics unearthed in the tomb include various lacquerware pottery, animal and plant specimens, wooden servants and musical instruments, and various silk fabrics. Among them, there are countless treasures, including silk paintings, silk books and medical slips, as well as the world-famous wet corpse-Mrs. Xin Zhui.

This dress allowed me to see what it means to be truly as thin as a cicada's wings. In ancient society without mechanization, it was possible to weave such high-level clothes by hand alone, so I had to admire the wisdom of the ancients.

In ancient times, people had good wishes for the world after death and always hoped that they could go to the Western Paradise. Mrs. Xin Zhui's T-shaped silk painting was a medium for flying into the sky. The correct way to interpret it should be to look up from the bottom of the silk painting.

The silk paintings are about 2 meters long and are all shaped in a "T" shape. The four corners have ears on the drooping corners, and the top is tied for lifting. They should have been a necessary flag in funeral ceremonies at that time. The upper section of the picture depicts the sun, moon, rising dragon and snake body god, symbolizing the realm of heaven; the lower section depicts the pattern of dragons crossing through jade, as well as scenes such as the tomb owner's travel and banquet. The whole theme idea is "drawing souls to heaven". Some people think that the word "Fei Yi is ten feet long" in the bamboo script of "Qian Ce" refers to this kind of silk painting.

There is a video animation behind the silk painting, which clearly explains the various scenes in the silk painting, the meaning of each pattern and the process of flying into the sky. It can only be said that the ancients had huge brains.

Entering another exhibition hall, the middle is recessed downward, like a huge well coffin. The process of ascension will be reproduced again with a laser. The visual effect is still very shocking.

The body of the female corpse of Mawangdui is in the Hunan Province Museum. From a sunken display cabinet, you can see the full picture of Xin Zhui's wife. I'm not used to taking photos of dead people, so I don't leave Mrs. Xin Zhui's appearance. Although my skin doesn't seem to be breakable, it's very elastic.

There are gradually more people in the museum. This time, I came to the Hunan Province Museum and learned a lot. I only hope that we can all see the splendor of the past through historical witnesses, and that all cultural relics can be safe and sound and will not repeat the mistakes of the Bamiyan Buddha.

After visiting the museum for more than a long day, I was already hungry. When I saw Yang Yuxing nearby, I suddenly wanted to go to the museum. This flat flour tastes better than round flour ~

Go back to the hotel and pass by Martyrs Park for a stroll.

summary

There are still some regrets about this trip to Changsha. Let's come to the museum during working hours. There were too many people on the weekend and I couldn't watch the exhibition well. In addition, I didn't eat enough stinky tofu and didn't eat stir-fried beef. There were also unexpected gains this time. The spicy fried skewers on the first day and the tavern at night.

Looking forward to my next trip.