Chapter 391

——【The Cultural Relics Bureau is happy to see it. From now on, wherever Fang Yang goes, the local Cultural Relics Bureau will probably have to treat him like an ancestor. This is simply a walking human treasure-hunting machine. Adding bricks and tiles to China's cultural relic cause.】

Although it was twelve o'clock.

Many people were so hungry that their stomachs were growling.

But so far, no one had left.

There were even large troops joining in continuously.

Now it was no longer just the hundreds of people before.

But nearly a thousand people.

They were everywhere in the park.

Which left the staff in the park confused.

They didn't know what happened at all.

The main thing was that after these people came to the park, they didn't do anything, just sat on the ground and looked at their phones.

This wasn't one or two.

It was everyone.

Imagine, hundreds of strangers rushing into your home, not doing anything, just playing with their phones there.

This scene...

Whoever sees it is confused.

236. Zhao Mausoleum Six Steeds, Li Shimin's warhorses!

Fortunately, there was a canteen in the park.

To solve the problem of eating, Old Jiang had to notify the canteen to bring the food here to sell.

As for giving it away, that was definitely impossible.

He wasn't that familiar with these people yet.

It's just that Fang Yang and others could get a free lunch.

But the problem now was that the stones below were larger than everyone imagined.

And there was more than one.

Especially the moment the first one surfaced from the mud.

Everyone at the scene was amazed.

Although they had been mentally prepared for a long time.

This couldn't be an ordinary stone.

But the moment its true face was revealed.

It still amazed everyone.

I saw a huge stone carving on the ground that was over two meters long and wide.

It was rectangular as a whole.

But the thickness was only as thick as a wall.

It looked like it had been buckled off a wall.

Especially the pattern on it.

It was actually a horse.

Seeing the horse, Fang Yang immediately thought of the Horse Stepping on the Xiongnu from a while ago.

That horse had left a deep impression on him.

But the horse here was different from the Horse Stepping on the Xiongnu.

The Horse Stepping on the Xiongnu was carved by his soldiers for him.

The symbolic meaning was relatively large.

But its form and posture were not very good, and it could even be said to be relatively rough.

The horse carving in front of us, however, was lifelike.

It seemed to be carved on a huge stone slab.

But it felt like it could jump out of this stone slab in the next second.

By comparison, its carving skills were evident.

Right now, although it had been dug out.

But there was a feeling of other stones below.

Coupled with the fact that this stone carving was too huge.

So Fang Yang had to stop and wait for the crane to enter the field.

After all, this thing could not be lifted by manpower.

The main thing was that it was too thin relatively speaking.

If it was accidentally damaged.

That would really be a sin.

Even a fool could see that this thing was nine times out of ten a cultural relic.

It's just that Fang Yang didn't rush to explain.

It just so happened that Old Jiang brought over a portion of rice.

Fang Yang and the Cameraman didn't care about anything else and focused on eating.

The people from the Cultural Relics Bureau and the police station also followed to get a free lunch.

The residential area of the entire park looked like a vegetable market at this time.

People were eating everywhere, it was very lively.

It wasn't until after one o'clock in the afternoon.

Another batch of archaeological experts from the Cultural Relics Bureau came.

After they arrived at the scene, they carried out rescue excavations on the spot.

Fortunately, these stones were relatively strong.

Fang Yang's excavation just now did not cause damage to them.

When a stone carving was lifted up.

Everyone opened their eyes wide.

There was only a horse on the entire stone carving, nothing else.

There was no other introduction, and it was impossible to tell what it meant at all.

As time passed.

The stone carvings in the mud were all lifted out.

They were placed flat on the ground.

It wasn't until after four o'clock in the afternoon.

A total of six large stone carvings were all lifted out.

Three on the left and three on the right, placed flat on the ground.

What surprised everyone at the scene was.

The six large stone carvings were all horses.

They were all carved on stone screens.

And these six horses had different postures.

Some were galloping in the wind.

Some were standing peacefully.

Even if it was cold stone, it couldn't hide their surging vitality.

Fang Yang stood on the side, carefully looking at the introduction on the system panel.

【Zhao Mausoleum Six Steeds】

【Named "Quan Mao Gua", "Shi Fa Chi", "Bai Ti Wu", "Te Le Biao" (also known as "Te Qin Biao"), "Qing Zhui", "Sa Lu Zi"】

【Each piece is about 204 cm wide, 172 cm high, and 40 cm thick, all made of bluestone.】

【The Tang Zhao Mausoleum Six Steeds stone carvings were made to commemorate the six warhorses that followed Emperor Taizong of Tang to conquer the battlefield. They were made by the craftsman Yan Lide and the painter Yan Liben. They vividly and expressively show the warhorses' physique, character, and the scene of galloping on the battlefield while braving arrows...】

【Reason for loss: In 1914, Yuan Shikai built the Yuan Family Garden and wanted to search for treasures from all over the country to put in his home. So he asked his subordinates, the then Shaanxi Military Governor Lu Jianzhang, to collect them. Later, the Zhao Mausoleum Six Steeds were packed and shipped to Kyoto. As a result, because the road was long, Yuan Shikai died before the car arrived, and this batch of important cultural relics has since been missing....】 ===== CHAPTER 392 =====