Scientists FINALLY Opened The Tomb Of Chinese First Emperor That Was Sealed For Thousands Of Years



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27 thoughts on “Scientists FINALLY Opened The Tomb Of Chinese First Emperor That Was Sealed For Thousands Of Years”

  1. I've studied Chinese culture since I was a child. It's funny that when you read the description of the Yellow Emperor he does not sound Chinese. Let alone the name for the place all emperors stayed is called The Tar Tar palace. The walls surrounding it are called the Tar tar walls. This is fake history trying to cover up Tartaria again. To top it off, the co called TCM(Traditional Chinese Medicine) had to be translated so the Chinese could read it. Plenty of maps in The Library of Congress show Tartaria and with population numbers. How many fake Mercedes Benz have they made and sold? Horrible business practices from that country and their history is a big fat lie. Big fans of Joe Biden though!

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  2. Didn’t they build dead people into the Great Wall too ? Probably to maximise building materials you need less bricks if you stuff a load of bodies in there and workers who go into a tunnel into a pit to build something then don’t come out that can easily be covered up … no internet people have to go with what the employer tells them I don’t think it was about sanctity and secrecy it sounds like ruthlessness wanting labour but to not have to pay the workers and have we cracked open the terracotta statues to check they aren’t real people covered in terracotta ? Woidltvdurorise me if they have skeletons inside people were brutal back them even the Egyptians killed theri cats when they died so the cats allegedly coudl go to the afterlife with them did he kill all his army and cove them in stone to tskevt

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  3. The main tomb is too dangerous to open because of all that mercury. They tested the grounds around the mound and found that out. I also don't think China will agree to dig it up anyway.

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