What cultural relics in China embarrass experts and scholars?

The Han tomb in Yunshan Village, Maba Town, Xuyi County is the tomb of Liu Fei, Wang of Jiangdu in Han Dynasty. In the history books, the records about Liu Fei are very detailed, on the one hand, because he made great contributions, on the other hand, because he was a black sheep.

Let's talk about his exploits first. Liu Fei and Liu Che are half-brothers. However, Liu Fei is 12 years older than Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. 15, the famous seven-nation rebellion broke out. At that time, Liu Fei has become a vassal. As a bannerman, he was quite uneasy in the face of the rebellious activities of his uncles.

So, at the age of 15, he led the army to war and made great achievements. Later, due to this great achievement, he was named King Jiangdu by his father, Emperor Han Jing, and was awarded the flag of the son of heaven. Let's talk about his black sheep. After Liu Fei, the king of Jiangdu, died, his son was an arrogant and ignorant man. He regards Jiangdu as his private property, often runs amok, refuses to obey the king, and always likes luxury. He also colluded with other vassal States to seek usurpation, which was very autocratic. Finally, due to his perverse behavior, Jiangdu was finally brought to justice by the Han court, and Jiangdu was abolished.

Many people feel very strange about what happened in Jiangdu. Why is the difference between father and son so great? Liu Fei and SHEN WOO are so clever, why is his son so miserable? Is it because of poor teaching or Liu Fei's own big problems?

Many experts and scholars in the past dynasties have had heated discussions on this issue, but they all ended in failure. Later, when Wang Mang usurped the Han Dynasty, considering Liu Fei's meritorious military service, he restored Jiangdu with the principle and tradition of survival, but later he abolished Jiangdu, which also reflected Wang Mang's entanglement.

If there is no direct evidence, I am afraid this will be an eternal mystery, but how can we find such evidence? Fortunately, such evidence was finally found. After the discovery of the Han tomb in Yunshan Village, Maba Town, Xuyi County, experts and scholars were very surprised to find that it was the tomb of Jiangdu King.

After discovering his mausoleum, experts and scholars quickly conducted a rescue archaeological excavation of his mausoleum. In the process of excavation, they found a great cultural relic, which is a sex object. With the deepening of archaeological work, archaeologists have learned that this kind of sex organ has been unearthed one after another, and experts have studied its function. The correct use of this kind of sexual object embarrassed archaeologists. This is a sexual object of men.

According to previous experts and scholars' explanations, this was undoubtedly a popular Mr. Jiao in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and it was a kind of thing for widow chastity women to relieve loneliness at that time. It can be proved that he was a person with abnormal needs in this respect, which can also explain why he made such great achievements, but he was never awarded the title of prince after being awarded the banner of the emperor. Moreover, according to archaeologists' archaeology, Wang Liufei of Jiangdu in Han Dynasty enjoyed pleasure very much when he was alive. I like to pay attention to ostentation and extravagance. In these graves, there are countless luxuries. Because the ancients, especially the Han people, paid attention to things like death, which obviously conformed to the ordinary life in Liu Fei.

Especially the discovery of this kind of male sex toy, fundamentally explains why Liu Fei's son is so miserable that he often does some dissolute things. This may indeed be because fish begins to stink at the head and Liu Fei set a bad example for his son, and his education was a great failure.

However, for archaeologists, the biggest gain is about Mr. Jiao. Prior to this, it was generally believed that Mr. Jiao was a popular sex object in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was unearthed in Liu Fei's tomb, which proved that it was accepted and used by some nobles as early as the Han Dynasty. There have been archaeological discoveries before, and the imitation of male reproductive organs is undoubtedly the reproductive worship in the Neolithic Age. So when did it really evolve into a tool in the room? It was undoubtedly in the Han Dynasty.