has this been conclusively proven (by archaeologists and historians) to be Cao Cao's tomb? isnt this tomb ruled to be a hoax perpetrated by the local villagers to promote it as a tourist attraction???
Cao Cao: i should've pulled out. Cao Pi: father what do you mean? Cao Cao: "because of you got everyone here laughing at us, especially at me! Sima Yi: at least you didn't have sons killing eachother just to have the northern barbarians take northern China. Sima Zhao: it's not my fault- Cao/Sima: silence boy!!!
The Three Kingdoms, Han, Qin, or Zhou Dynasty could match the Song Dynasty in weapons or technology? If Romans were ahead of their time, same can be said for some ancient Chinese crafters or blacksmiths as well?
I think Cao Cao is so similar to Julius Caesar as they are both at the same time the most glorified and vilified heros one in the east and one in the west
22:15 This is a pretty bad error in this documentary…you sure you meant 207 AD?? Cao Cao was already the strongest military force, imperial chancellor and de facto leader of the entire northern part – he would definitely not have a "fledgling army" at that time.
I do like the production, visuals, and experts presented in this piece about this amazing archaeological find. But the narrative and presentation of historical facts is very, very limited and biased toward Cao Cao's favor. That's not to say I'm denying his accomplishments, but due diligence would have been completely sharing the context of Cao Cao's rise to power. It would make the documentary way to long though, and ultimately the focus is on the tomb itself, which I really enjoyed.
Asia has been one of the greatest pillars of civilisation in the world and will be on the future. Great culture captivates my mind and heart 🙂
From a distance, Dr. Agnes looks like a young Michelle Yeoh
MAKE A TOMB RAIDER: THREE KINGDOMS OUT OF THIS GAME!!
You ever wonder how things like this end up underground ?
has this been conclusively proven (by archaeologists and historians) to be Cao Cao's tomb? isnt this tomb ruled to be a hoax perpetrated by the local villagers to promote it as a tourist attraction???
Man I was DEVASTATED when they said the tomb was robbed.
I hate tomb robbers. The worst punishments should wait for them.
This investigation went nowhere. So disappointed
This is so cool! As many of us in the west, I first found these stories and characters playing Romance of the Three Kingdoms 2 on my SNES as a kid.
Cant stand her vocal fry
Drinking game idea.
Every time they say Cao Cao, drink.
Had a blast, great video 🙂
China has a long, very interesting history. Future generations will look back on the present era as China's Dark Ages.
How can a man's height be determined from skull fragments? Aren't intact leg bones neccesary to do that?
Yes sir
I really enjoy the storytelling aspect of Chinese history. They passed on their rich history through romanticized literature. Very fascinating
Cao Cao: i should've pulled out.
Cao Pi: father what do you mean?
Cao Cao: "because of you got everyone here laughing at us, especially at me!
Sima Yi: at least you didn't have sons killing eachother just to have the northern barbarians take northern China.
Sima Zhao: it's not my fault-
Cao/Sima: silence boy!!!
The Three Kingdoms, Han, Qin, or Zhou Dynasty could match the Song Dynasty in weapons or technology? If Romans were ahead of their time, same can be said for some ancient Chinese crafters or blacksmiths as well?
Is She saying Pao pao or Cao cao ?
Xi Jinping, is this an Honest Person ?
Does he live in luxury while others starve or are enslaved ?
I think Cao Cao is so similar to Julius Caesar as they are both at the same time the most glorified and vilified heros one in the east and one in the west
22:15 This is a pretty bad error in this documentary…you sure you meant 207 AD?? Cao Cao was already the strongest military force, imperial chancellor and de facto leader of the entire northern part – he would definitely not have a "fledgling army" at that time.
I do like the production, visuals, and experts presented in this piece about this amazing archaeological find. But the narrative and presentation of historical facts is very, very limited and biased toward Cao Cao's favor. That's not to say I'm denying his accomplishments, but due diligence would have been completely sharing the context of Cao Cao's rise to power. It would make the documentary way to long though, and ultimately the focus is on the tomb itself, which I really enjoyed.
Wish we had back to the future machine
Forget about the tomb, look at how glossy and straight her hair is😍
I love Chinese history and archeology. Long live China!