Beijing Man incident

Author: Yi Dan/Qian Bin
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: "The Case of the Peking Man" tells a series of mysterious events surrounding the discovery of the Peking Man skull in Zhoukoudian, Beijing. After the discovery of the Peking Man skull, it was regarded as a miracle in the history of human archaeology by the global archaeological community. At that time, during the Japanese invasion of China, Emperor Hirohito sent numerous spies and agents to Beijing, doing everything they could to obtain the Peking Man skull. The Chinese and American sides jointly thwarted the Japanese conspiracy, preventing their plans from succeeding. Just before the outbreak of World War II, to ensure that this valuable artifact would not be lost in the war, the Chinese and American sides reached an agreement to transfer it to the United States. However, after the Peking Man skull was handed over to the U.S. Marine Corps, it mysteriously disappeared and has been missing to this day.
The discovery of the Peking Man was a groundbreaking and world-shaking find, sparking a series of mysterious and shadowy struggles. It remains an unfinished century-old mystery. The scriptwriter of this book is the author of "Unbreakable Vows," which won the 2003 Feitian Award, and this book is another major work by the author in 2004. The television drama was co-produced by Shandong Television Station and China Central Television (CCTV). It initially received positive reviews during its review by CCTV. The book is captivating, with a plot full of twists and turns. The television drama is expected to air in May on CCTV's prime time slot. CCTV plans to organize a series of events to attract public attention to the Peking Man case after the drama's release, such as the "Search for the Peking Man" campaign.