Geomantic omen of Wu Zetian's tomb

Because Wu Zetian is the 1 female emperor of China, she was buried with Li Zhi in Ganling, which is the only imperial tomb where two emperors were buried together. The reason why no grave robbers have been to Wu Zetian's dry tomb for thousands of years is because the entrance to the imperial tomb has never been found. There have been more than three large-scale grave robberies recorded in history, and the most famous one should be the Huang Chao Uprising Army.

Huang Chao Uprising Army used tens of thousands of militiamen to dig Ganling. After digging for half a month, you can still see the 80-meter-long deep ditch in Ganling. So it's not that I don't want to steal Ganling, but because it's too secret. The entrance to the tomb has not been found so far. During the Republic of China, Sun Dianying also stole Ganling in the name of fighting bandits. You know, the period of the Republic of China was different from that of Huang Chao, because there were cannons and explosives in Sun Dianying.

Even so, the entrance to Ganling has never been found. It is recorded in historical materials that whenever someone comes to grab Ganling, the weather changes suddenly and the storm is very scary. But this is just a legend, maybe just a coincidence. The reason why so many thieves want to dig dry graves is because it is said that Wang Xizhi's Preface to the Lanting Pavilion is in this ancient tomb, which is an absolute treasure handed down from generation to generation.

Now even Wang Xizhi's manuscripts have become priceless, let alone the original. There is also a legend that the imperial seal of the country is also in the dry tomb. Therefore, Ganling is as mysterious as the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. I hope the archaeologists in China can solve this mystery for us one day earlier.