In the thousands of years of history in China, there has always been no shortage of cattle people, but the sudden disappearance of cattle people is still relatively rare. The disappearance referred to here is that they are famous, but suddenly they become silent and have not appeared since. Usually cattle people, even if they live in seclusion, have a record of their whereabouts, but they do not, and disappear as if there is no such person in the world. Not only have dynasties and dynasties been looking for their whereabouts, but contemporary archaeologists have also made any discoveries, so some people think that they may have "crossed".
The first is the first Xu Fu, a way under qin shi huang, whether he has gone to Japan for thousands of years is really a matter of controversy. In his later years, he had everything, but he could not control his life expectancy, so he hoped to live forever. In the twenty-eighth year of Qin Shi Huang (219 BC), Xu Fu told him that there were three immortal mountains in the sea: Penglai, Abbot, and Yingzhou. So Yin Zheng happily let him take thousands of people to look for it, but he didn't find it for several years, and Xu Fu found an excuse to prevaricate.
In the thirty-seventh year of Qin Shi Huang (210 BC), Qin Shi Huang toured the east to Lang Di, and Xu Fu requested to go to sea again. The number of people brought this time was also in the thousands, but he did not return, and there has been no news since. As we all know, the east of China is either the Korean Peninsula or Japan, and if there is no accident, it should be able to go to the island. Therefore, many people wonder whether Xu Fu went to Japan, and whether the Japanese people today are the descendants of Xu Fu.
At that time, the ideal of the rulers of the Qin state was to go north to Bactria in the north, to the north to the north, to the three dangers in the west, and to Fumu in the east, and did not dare to mess around. The east to Fuso here is the east to Fuso, that is, Japan, so did he really expand his overseas territory for the first emperor? There is no answer to this question, there are many legends of Xu Fu in Japan, but it is too late. And there is a lot of speculation about Xu Fu's disappearance, and there is also a theory that he may have encountered a storm at sea and died in a shipwreck.
The second cattle man who disappeared was Lao Tzu Li Er, the founder and main representative of the Taoist school, and the Taoist Taishang Laojun referred to him. In the thirty-fifth year of king Jing of Zhou (485 BC), Lao Tzu saw that the Zhou Dynasty was getting worse and worse, and he began to travel. Yin Xi admired him very much and tried to keep Lao Tzu, and finally Lao Tzu lost the Tao Te Ching to him before he could leave. However, there is no sign since then, there are legends that he died in the Qin Kingdom, these legends are very complicated, and their whereabouts are actually unknown.
The third is the Oniguzi King, who is really a cattle man, and even said that he manipulated the development of the entire Warring States. He is not only the originator of the Zongheng family and strategist, but also good at hundreds of schools of knowledge such as the art of war, and he does not know astronomical geography. If nothing else, just one of his apprentices who took it out were all sensational figures in the world, Sun Zhen, Pang Juan, Shang Martin, Su Qin, Zhang Yi and so on. If the Warring States is a chessboard, and these people are all chess pieces, then Oniguzi is the one who holds the chess.
Not only did he gain success in the political and cultural fields, but it is also said that he had magic and was an important figure in Taoism. It is recorded that Qin Shi Huang heard from him that there was immortal grass in Shenzhou, which made Xu Fu go to Yingzhou. His cattle are heavenly cattle, and there are almost no ones in the whole history who can compare with him. But it was such a cattle man, whose whereabouts were not recorded, and disappeared out of thin air. So later generations are still studying to this day, trying to find out one or two traces, and even some people say whether he crossed or not.