Tomb Robbing: After Hiding for a Hundred Years, My Brother Asks Me to Come Out.

Summary

In the ancient tomb's underworld hall, a group of tomb raiders discovers an impressive yet eerie space measuring around 200 square meters, devoid of any coffins, which is unusual for such a resting place. Zhang Yang and Xue Li Yang explain that tomb robbers typically respect the deceased by not removing coffins. Instead, they speculate that the absence of coffins might indicate that none were ever present. The hall features a dome-shaped ceiling and six empty stone platforms, suggesting it belonged to a noble from the Tang Dynasty. Murals depict plump palace maids in vibrant attire, but the unfinished state of the tomb raises questions about why such a significant project was abandoned.

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