Will the four unaccounted-for top national treasures in China's history, the most expensive of which is tens of billions, reappear?

There are countless cultural relics in the history of China, many of which can be called national treasures. Many national treasures were unaccounted for because of war and other reasons, especially in modern China, which was invaded by western powers. The whereabouts of many precious cultural relics are unknown, which is a great loss to our historical research. The following are several well-known national treasures whose whereabouts are unknown. They are the skulls of Beijingers, the preface to the Lanting Collection by Wang Xizhi, Fuchun Shan Jutu and the animal heads of the Zodiac.

First, the skulls of Beijingers.

In the 1920s, archaeologists discovered some complete ape-man skulls about 600,000 years ago near Zhoukoudian, Beijing, and named them Peking ape-man skulls. Once this archaeological discovery was published, it immediately shocked the world. Some experts estimate that its value exceeds tens of billions, but its real academic value cannot be measured by money. Unfortunately, due to the war years, this top national treasure was coveted by many careerists. Mysteriously disappeared in War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, and his whereabouts are still unknown.

Second, Wang Xizhi's Preface to Lanting.

Wang Xizhi is known as a book sage, and Preface to Lanting is his masterpiece, which is called? The best running script in the world? Is an insurmountable peak in the history of calligraphy in China, and its value far exceeds 1 100 million. After Wang Xizhi's death, the original "Preface to the Lanting Pavilion" tossed and turned, and finally fell into the hands of a monk named Cai Bian, who was soon stolen by Li Shimin who loved calligraphy. Later, Li Shimin ordered calligraphers Yu Shinan, Chu Suiliang and Ou Yangxun at that time to copy the Preface to Lanting and award it to princes and nobles and foreign envoys. The Preface to Lanting that we see today is mostly a copy handed down from that year. Its original work is said to have been brought to Zhaoling by Emperor Taizong. Some people say it is in the dry tomb of Empress Wu Zetian. It is also said that he was stolen by Wen Tao, our special envoy in Yaozhou at that time, and was later destroyed in the war.

Three, and choi claimed to pass the decree.

The story of One Piece's return to Zhao is about color and color. At that time, Zhao Haoqi coveted Qin for a long time, but at that time, he was not very strong after all. Lin Xiangru's threat had to be dispelled. But then Qin destroyed six countries and unified the world, and Choi finally reached the hands of the king of Qin. Qin Shihuang ordered people to carve words on it, and also stipulated that it would become a national law in the future. But then Qin Ershi died, and this priceless treasure symbolizing rights was also lost in the war. Later, it appeared many times, but it was difficult to distinguish between true and false. At the end of the Qing dynasty, the last emperor was driven out of the palace and never appeared again.

Fourth, the animal head of the zodiac.

What's its full name? Yuanmingyuan Zodiac Animals? A bronze statue? It is not only exquisite in shape, but also can spray water in turn for 12 hours day and night. Hydraulic clock? . Eight-Nation Alliance was plundered overseas when it invaded China, and now only five bronze animal heads, namely cattle, tigers, monkeys, pigs and horses, have been rescued. The mouse head and rabbit head were auctioned by a French auction house, and their whereabouts were unknown; The dragon head is currently preserved in Taiwan Province Province, but the whereabouts of snake head, sheep head, chicken head and dog head are still unknown.