In 1996, farmers in Shanxi went up the mountain to cut firewood and hid in a dark cave to take shelter from the rain.

In 1996, when a Shanxi farmer went up the mountain to cut firewood and hid in a dark cave to take shelter from the rain, he vaguely seemed to touch a person. He touched it lightly, but unexpectedly the person began to fall off. When he touched it again, This time there was no slag, but a skull.

Many people in the village choose to go up the mountain to cut firewood and burn firewood at home when the busy farming season is over. Li Jinsuo also often goes into the mountain.

One day, when Li Jinsuo was cutting firewood in the mountains, he suddenly encountered a heavy rain. He had to hide in a cave and wait for the rain to stop before returning home.

But who knew that before he could sit down and rest after entering the cave, he suddenly felt someone behind him.

The weather was gloomy. Li Jinsuo could only determine the other person's position by touch, touched him lightly and said: "I'm sorry, it's raining outside. I came to take shelter from the rain, which disturbed you." "?"

Before the other party could reply, the hairs on Li Jinsuo's back stood up instantly. Why did this person start to lose scum?

He touched it again, and suddenly heard a crisp sound, as if something fell in front of him. Li Jinsuo lowered his head to look at it in the dim light, and screamed, "Isn't this a skull!"< /p>

At this time, Li Jinsuo didn't care how heavy the rain was outside, and ran out of the cave in a panic. He rolled and climbed along the way and fell several times before he got home.

The family members were very curious about what Li Jinsuo had encountered and why he was so frightened. They quickly helped him up, poured him a cup of hot water, and brought him clothes.

But who knows, Li Jinsuo pushed away his clothes and didn't drink hot water. Now his eyes are full of the skull found in the cave.

"Come with me to the police station. I found someone's skull when I was hiding from the rain in a cave!" Li Jinsuo grabbed his family and ran to the police station. When he saw the police, he relaxed slowly. tone.

He hurriedly told what he saw and heard. After hearing this, the police immediately summoned a team to follow Li Jinsuo. Along the way, Li Jinsuo told the police why he went up the mountain and why he took shelter from the rain. Finally, he took Then the police found the cave where he was hiding from the rain.

When the police arrived at the scene, they found that there were many Buddha statues in the cave. These Buddha statues looked like real people, and they were cultural relics from an unknown era.

But because Li Jinsuo found a skull here, the police still carefully inspected these Buddha statues. The inspection results made everyone present shudder.

The statues present are actually filled with real people, or it can be said that these statues are all made of real people!

However, the police conducted a cursory inspection of these statues and found that the people in the statues were not in pain, and the expressions on their faces were peaceful. They did not look like they had been forcibly stuffed into the statues. , should be a unique ritual in a certain religion.

However, because the statues present were old and did not involve criminal cases, the police asked Li Jinsuo to go home first. They would transfer the matter to the local cultural relics protection department for more professional investigation. Conservation experts are handling the matter.

Li Jinsuo breathed a sigh of relief after knowing that he had nothing to do with the murder. Although he did not have much education, he also knew that discovering cultural relics was a good thing. The most important thing was that he would not leave any psychological traces when he went up the mountain in the future. shadow.

"In a few days, cultural relics protection experts may come to visit, and you must cooperate with them to lead the way." The policeman did not forget to tell Li Jinsuo before leaving.

"Don't worry, I will definitely cooperate with the experts." Li Jinsuo returned home immediately after making his promise. Within a few days, cultural relics protection experts came to the local area to find him.

Without saying anything, Li Jinsuo put down his farm work and led the experts up the mountain. "I was hiding from the rain in the mountain when I saw the skull on the ground. I was so scared that I didn't know anything. Experts Let’s see why there are people inside this Buddha statue?”

Although the police also gave him the most basic science education at the time, Li Jinsuo was still curious about this matter.

This time it was daytime, and Li Jinsuo became bolder during the search with archaeological experts. The experts found 15 statues wrapped with human bones in Mianshan.

“These statues are the famous bone-covered golden bodies in ancient my country. Usually only the remains of highly respected people in Buddhism and Taoism will be made into such statues.”

After confirming the identity of the statues, the archaeological expert immediately introduced his important findings to Li Jinsuo. After all, these 15 statues are one of the few bone-covered golden bodies that have been completely preserved in our country. Whether it is the significance of the cultural relics themselves or The value behind it is immeasurable.

“These statues look like real people. I was shocked when I found them, but the wisdom of the ancients is really not something we can guess.”

Li Jinsuo After listening to the archaeological expert's explanation, he no longer had the initial fear. Instead, he began to marvel at the wisdom and craftsmanship of the ancients. His question also made the experts present sigh deeply.

The method of making the bone-covered golden bodies has been lost for many years. No one can understand the secret of their immortality and immortality for thousands of years. They can only wait for future generations to study them.

Reference material: "National Treasure Archives" The Millennium True Body in the Cave, CCTV

Author: Chen Chen

Editor: Sheng Hong