Unlike their pyramids in Egypt, their Chinese counterparts are not well known around the world. No, they are not just unknown, they are classified. It became known about them only in the middle of the 20th century, when an American pilot reported a huge accumulation of pyramidal structures.
And even more mysterious is that only in 1994, the Austrian archaeologist Hartwig Hausdorf, having received permission to study six pyramids, discovered more than a hundred such structures in the distance!
Moreover, in China itself, few people know about the existence of such pyramids, and the Government of China officially confirmed the existence of four hundred such objects in 2000. It is also interesting that the largest - the Great White Pyramid - has a height of over 300 meters, while the Pyramid of Cheops is only about 140.
Also found were the diaries of two Australian traders who visited the area in 1912. There they met a local monk who informed them that the pyramids are mentioned in very ancient records of his temple, which are over 5 thousand years old. But even there the pyramids are called very old and built during the time of the legendary Chinese emperors - the "sons of heaven".
Naturally, now everything depends on the permission of the Chinese authorities to study the pyramids.
Caves in An Hui Province (Huashan Caves).
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For many years now, scientists have been trying to unravel the secrets of the impressive mountain complex in Anhui province. In the official version, they are trying to impose that these caves were intended for ore mining, but this will seem ridiculous to any person in a sober mind. Just think, the largest cave - called the Palace - has an area of over 12 thousand square meters, with perfectly carved stone bridges, stairs, walls and passages (as in the photo). Such filigree work is typical, perhaps, of temples, but there are no paintings on the walls. Yes, in general, there is nothing that could relate the place to some kind of cult. How much labor was applied by the ancients is simply impossible to imagine.
And here's another interesting feature: the ancient houses of the locals were built of blue stone, not cave. Where did it go, what remained after the carving of rooms, huge columns, pools is unknown. And the Huashan caves are located at 30 degrees north latitude, in the same place as Mount Kailash in Tibet, the Bermuda Triangle, the Great Pyramids of Egypt and some other mysterious points of the planet.
Ming dynasty tomb.
In 2008, Chinese archaeologists uncovered an intact Ming Dynasty tomb. After a short excavation, scientists were very upset - a miniature Swiss watch was found in a huge stone coffin.
This could mean only one thing - the tomb was opened. But it was not there. When the analysis was carried out, it turned out that the age is exactly the same as the age of the burial (the first wristwatches began to be produced a couple of centuries after the creation of the tomb of the Ming dynasty, and such miniature models are generally so recently). And the very construction of the stone coffin "screamed" that it had been lying untouched from the very beginning. There is not a single scientific report explaining this finding.