Does the bloody BMW that Emperor Wu liked still exist today?

Bloody BMWs still exist, but the number is only a few thousand. This kind of horse is not local to us, but a distant relative of Turkmenistan. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty really admired the bloody BMW. He tried to rob the bloody BMW in Turkmenistan, but he failed in the end. If Zhang Qian hadn't sent a mission to the Western Regions to write a mysterious BMW, Emperor Wu might not have been so enthusiastic.

0 1, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty loved bloody BMW even more than his concubines.

After Zhang Qian came back from the Western Regions, he boasted about the power of blood BMW and told Emperor Wu that blood BMW could travel thousands of miles every day. The more Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty thought about it, the more moved he became. He felt that the cavalry strength of the Han Dynasty was a bit poor. If he gets this BMW, will the combat effectiveness of the sweatshirt soar? Therefore, he sent envoys to the western regions many times. He finally got the bloody BMW after a good-neighborly transaction. Because it was hard-won, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was particularly fond of that bloody BMW. Not only does he have someone to feed him, but he even goes to see horses in person every day.

02, the disadvantage is also obvious, bloody BMW lost its combat capability.

Because of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, all the people in the Han Dynasty worshipped blood BMW. Several bloody BMWs basically didn't have a chance to go to the battlefield, but they all gave up and the treatment was really high. Over time, the bloody BMW gradually became a protected animal in the Han Dynasty, and even became the capital that many rich people showed off. Its combat capability has been deteriorating, and it will soon become the mascot of the Han Dynasty. In the end, bloody BMW is not even as good as local horse breeds.

03, bloody BMW, why bloody?

In fact, BMW bleeding is not a good phenomenon. The reason why their skin oozes blood when they run is because there are parasites in their necks. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty liked bloody BMW, probably because it was different from local horses. Today's bloody BMW is only available in Turkmenistan, and the number is relatively small, only a few thousand. Their status is very similar to that of our pandas, and they are all national treasures.