Major Historical Mysteries of China and the World: Illustrated Volume 1

Author: Xu Zuosheng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Ancient China is renowned not only for its long and glorious history but also for its many historical mysteries, which add a sense of mystery and allure to the annals of Chinese history. Generations of scholars have devoted their hearts and passion to unraveling these historical enigmas. This book is a highly valuable, specialized work dedicated to solving major historical mysteries in China and abroad. Author Xu Zuosheng, over the decades, has persistently and with great interest studied and explored major historical mysteries in China and abroad, achieving a series of significant results. This "Illustrated Studies on Major Historical Mysteries in China and Abroad" is the fruit of his diligent research and investigation. The book is divided into three volumes. Volume 6 includes six chapters, each introducing the research findings on six major historical mysteries: the Ming Dynasty monk Yao Guangxiao and his relics; the traces of the Ming Prince of Huaiwen's escape; the stone carvings on Weiqiang Mountain's tadpole cliffs; ancient cliff paintings in southeastern and southwestern Guizhou; the 72 suspected tombs of Cao Cao; and the birthplace of the Buddha, Lumbini in Nepal. The book features 113 illustrations, making the reader feel as if they are witnessing the discoveries firsthand.