What happened to the old monk who once ascended to heaven in the jungle of China-Myanmar border?

The world we live in is very big, and the world we live in has gone through a long time. In such a large area and such a long time, there are many unsolved mysteries and many legends with magical colors. From the monsters in Loch Ness and Kanas to the secrets of the Pharaohs in the pyramids, we are always attracted to explore, and there are also some magical legends about the monks flying in the sky on the border between China and Myanmar:

1. Flying Monk19/kloc-0 In 2000, the famous British explorer abal went to the jungle at the junction of China and Myanmar for investigation and exploration. One day, he entered a remote mountain area because he couldn't find a place to stay in the dark. An old monk in the temple received him warmly. The next morning, Abel got up and found that the old monk had been quiet in front of the temple for more than ten years.

Abel was stunned by this magical scene. He took photos of yogis floating from different angles with his camera. After returning home, he published his photos and the scene of the monk taking off in the British newspaper The Guardian.

Second, is it a cover-up or a suspension? After relevant media relayed relevant reports, some British scientists didn't believe it at that time, thinking that Jabal was an illusion and was cheated by some religious wizards. Because in the society at that time, it was generally believed that orientals would have a smoke screen, and orientals could make the relevant personnel hallucinate through drugs or other means, so as to achieve some of their own goals. Yabar strongly disagrees with this statement. He thought he just got up, didn't take anything, and his mind was clear. The scene he witnessed was real. The monk didn't invite him to watch when he was floating in the sky, but he met him occasionally. There is no smoke screen at all.

Both sides agreed to look again. Later 1 world war broke out, which led to the delay in solving this matter. When the war subsided and abal arrived here again, it was already in ruins.