Everyone knows that our country has a cultural history of more than five thousand years, in the world that is also a famous ancient civilization, and in ancient times, China is very important, the surrounding countries are dependent on China and exist, especially in the most prosperous stage of the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, many countries have identified China as the most powerful country, Japan and South Korea These neighboring countries were also going to pay tribute to China, but now, these two countries refuse to recognize history, and there is an act of tampering, but no matter how to tamper with it, the facts are there. This is undeniable.
For example, Japan, has always been the emperor to control the country, and Japan has always been a hereditary system, from a generation has been passed down to the present, are the emperor of the family inheritance, no matter what kind of reform Japan has experienced, can not shake the status and power of the emperor, this is also a rare phenomenon in other countries, it can also be said that there is no such exception, and for this matter, but also let many archaeologists express doubts, in modern history, after the emperor was buried, has also been excavated, But why does Japan never disclose the situation inside the tomb.
Is there any secret hidden in this? Mainly it is related to a secret in The history of Japan, experts have also speculated on this issue, it may be that the Japanese emperor has Chinese blood, is the descendants left by the Chinese, this statement is not just speculation, in the British newspapers have previously reported on this type of article, saying that the Japanese emperor has Chinese blood, to know that the emperor in the eyes of the Japanese people is a very high status, admired by the people, the things in the tomb are also valuable.
In ancient times, Japan admired Chinese civilization very much, so it sent envoys to study, our country also has a tolerant heart, very friendly to Japan, not stingy to pass on their own culture and craftsmanship and medicine, so now Japan also has many places similar to China, and before the past things, there should be a lot of things in the emperor's tomb.
Moreover, the funerary products previously announced by Japan are also from the Chinese side, which is undeniable, and the statement that the Japanese side has denied that it has nothing to do with China will be broken by the facts sooner or later, which may be an important reason why Japan does not dare to announce it to the outside world, and it has also been circulated in the Japanese archaeological circles: The Japanese emperor is actually of Chinese descent, a descendant of Chinese, but the Japanese side has never wanted to admit it.
And there should be a lot of evidence on the Japanese side to prove that there is an inevitable reason for not wanting to disclose it.