Rebirth 81: Being forced into marriage by my sister’s best friend at the beginning

Sitting in the museum car, it was much more comfortable to sit in a large business car, without the previous shock.

Moreover, the drivers who drive are more professional and their return speed is much faster.

On the way, Lin Ran was not idle, working with the researchers to identify the excavated cultural relics.

Most of the researchers do not speak Mandarin, but with Director Yonegu as translator, their communication can be considered smooth.

The researchers were deeply impressed by Lin Ran's knowledge. He could even memorize the names of each generation of Zampu in Tubo.

Among them, there was only one person who specialized in Tibetan culture research and was able to communicate with Lin Ran. The others could not get in touch at all.

"It turns out that this is Songtsan Gampo's own calligraphy and painting. I never thought I would be able to see it in my lifetime." The researcher took a piece of calligraphy and painting and tasted it carefully. From the documents he saw, he knew that Songtsen Gampo was a son of a nobleman. , received elite education since childhood, is not good at code and swordsmanship, and his attainments in painting are also unmatched.

But it is only recorded in books, but his handwritten notes have never been seen.

Among the cultural relics excavated by Lin Ran and his party, there were actually as many as twelve.

It is a pity that his descendants are not good at painting, and due to the feud with the Tang Dynasty, there are few contacts.

However, the cultural relics that Tibet paid tribute to the Tang Dynasty at that time were all-encompassing, including not only their national treasure horses, but also colored glaze and even human skin drums.

There are many special features of Tibetan cultural relics, including ritual objects made from the human body.

Since ancient times, Tibetan areas have been deeply influenced by Buddhist culture and have formed a unique burial culture.

Among them, death is not terrible, and the soul and body are separate.

But from Lin Ran's point of view, this is just a way of brainwashing.

Because of the duality, the nobles at that time would never dedicate their bodies to nature. On the contrary, they would build mausoleums on a large scale, or at least they would be buried under the pagoda. Very few people would choose sky burial or water burial.

But among ordinary people, this idea is strongly promoted.

Most civilians will not leave any bones behind after death, but will turn into natural parts.

What's more, after death, those who are engaged in religious professions will have their bodies used as various magical instruments.

The most famous of them is the human skin and bones given to Qianlong. It was a girl who was engaged in spiritual séance rituals. Before she was completely dead, her skin was peeled off with a knife and made into a skin drum. It is said that this kind of leather drum is particularly effective whether it is used to attract rain or pray for blessings.

Lin Ran felt his scalp numb after hearing this. Fortunately, the emergence of New China has completely changed this barbaric custom. Otherwise, the Central Plains people would really not be willing to travel to Tibetan areas.

Later, they chatted about Dzi beads and Sera Monastery.

They were also shocked to learn that the Living Buddha of Sera Monastery was actually related to Lin Ran.

Living Buddhas usually live in simplicity and simplicity, but there are also some Living Buddhas who go to the private sector to practice Buddhism before becoming Buddhas.

Unexpectedly, he would appear in the capital, and the chat with Lin Ran was particularly speculative.

"Little Master Lin, I admire you in every aspect." Mi Gu said sincerely.

"The curator has given me the award."

"Hey, I'm serious." Yonegu sighed, "Actually, the sacred mountain is really dangerous. I had no choice but to hope that you could find the Tomb of Zao. Regarding everything you suffered in the tomb, I want to say Sorry."

As he spoke, he lowered his head and bent his body slightly, as if he was bowing.

"The curator is out of business!" Liu Jingfeng quickly helped him up. "We are originally engaged in the work of going to the tomb. I can only say that we have more professional ethics and don't need to reward us."

"Indeed, but in the mausoleum, I was almost scared to death by Rajen and his father." Wang Jinpeng complained.

During the journey, they also told the researchers about Rajen and his daughter.

The researchers were also surprised to find that the tomb keepers in Tubo were actually different from the tomb keepers in the Central Plains. The tomb keepers in the Central Plains often established a village near the tomb, and they were responsible for guarding the tomb from being stolen.

As for Tubo's tombkeeper system, Zampu personally designated the tombkeeper. After his death, he was buried with him. He could not leave the mausoleum for even half a step, otherwise his family would be executed.

As long as he follows the rules, his family will enjoy prosperity and wealth.

Therefore, it is recorded in history books that the tombkeepers abided by the rules and lived on sacrifices in the tomb until they died completely.

Unexpectedly, there was actually a tombkeeper who was not afraid of death, found the secret passage, and established a family outside the tomb, and the descendants continued.

This is of great research value. The researcher secretly took note of the incident of Lazhen and his daughter, and asked them about it when they came to Lacheng to report.

At this time, Wang Jinpeng was looking outside the car in a daze.

He suddenly asked: "Will we pass by Manyiya's house?"

The driver who was driving earlier interrupted: "Are you talking about the girls who were riding horses earlier? Their tribe is far away, not near the main road."

It seemed that he had missed it, Wang Jinpeng looked disappointed.

Huang Hao hurriedly slapped him awake: "Look what you look like? The toad wants to eat swan meat."

"Who are you talking about?" Wang Jinpeng said angrily, "I just thought, doesn't Brother Lin still have something to ask her for?"

Lin Ran really wanted to talk to them about Dzi beads. If he could bring the craftsmanship of Dzi beads back to the capital, he would definitely make a lot of money.

Moreover, it can also help that kind girl and let more children study.

"It doesn't matter, we'll meet you if we have a chance." Lin Ran wanted to go home quickly at this time. We can talk about making money later.

After all, the prerequisite for helping others is to be able to do it yourself.

On the grassland, several commercial vehicles and a car continued to move forward under the moonlight.

From time to time, green eyes poked out from the surrounding grass, but when they found that they were unstoppable prey, they hid again.

After three days and three nights of trekking, they finally arrived at Lacheng, the most prosperous city in Tibetan areas.

After returning, Mi Gu was not idle for a minute. He returned to the museum non-stop. He had to report to the management department, apply for funds, and coordinate the identification and placement of cultural relics.

Since most of the Tibetan cultural relics are newly unearthed, an additional venue needs to be built to serve as an exhibition area for Tibetan cultural relics.

Lin Ran, on the other hand, was temporarily selected as a special guest to provide the museum staff with knowledge about cultural relics.

Liu Jingfeng and other team members were also happy to rest, recuperate when they needed to recover from injuries, and rest when they needed to.

This visit to the Tomb of King Zao left them with a lot of talk, and they will have bragging rights in front of their peers in the future.

But just thinking about it, after all, they felt extremely tired after they were completely relaxed. They had to go to bed early every day and had no energy to hang out!