Jia Yi in the Western Han Dynasty described in "On Crossing the Qin Dynasty": "Selling the world's leading dysprosium, gathering in Xianyang, casting twelve gold people." The deeds of. Who can tell me

Jia Yi in the Western Han Dynasty described in "On Crossing the Qin Dynasty": "Selling the world's leading dysprosium, gathering in Xianyang, casting twelve gold people." The deeds of. Who can tell me about the whereabouts of Jin Ren? at the end of the eastern Han dynasty, the eunuch was in power, and the general He Jin and Yuan Shao, a captain of Si Li, privately recruited Dong Zhuo, a state secretariat, to enter Beijing to "clean up the traitors". Soon after Dong Zhuo entered Luoyang, he was trapped by grain and grass. So he indulged his men to go out and plunder, and also called this move a "search". Chinese people complained and rebelled one after another. He felt that he couldn't stay in Luoyang any longer, so he "moved the emperor to Chang 'an" and stole the mausoleum of Emperor Han Ling, ransacking all the treasures in the tomb. After robbing the dead man's treasure, he fixed his eyes on the gold man again. Coins in the Han Dynasty were mainly made of copper. He thought: if these huge copper men are melted into money, won't they solve the problem of food and grass? When the idea was certain, he ordered the bronze man to be melted down. According to the biography of Dong Zhuo in the Later Han Dynasty and the biography of Dong Zhuo in the Wei Dynasty, Dong Zhuo "smashed the bronze man" and made it into small money. These small money, "big five points, good meat, no wheels, no grinding furnace." A bronze man weighs 24, Jin, so he will change it into a five-cent penny, and the number will be hundreds of millions. After these small money were put into the market, it immediately caused market chaos and prices soared. "Goods are light but things are expensive, and there are hundreds of thousands of them." The people hate it. When the number of bronze men melted to ten, the brutal Dong Zhuo was killed by the Ministry, and the matter of melting bronze men and casting money came to an end. The remaining two bronze men were moved to the outside of the Qing dynasty, ignored and exposed to the wind, rain and sun.

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