Why does Japan ban archaeology?

There are countless ancient tombs in Japan (square tombs of ancient tombs). Why don't Japanese do archaeology? Fear of rumors coming true According to "A Brief History of Japan", "In seventy-two years of Xiaoling, Fu Laixu was born in Qin. (Or cloud, Xu Fu led three thousand men and women, and hired three tombs and five classics. If you can't ask for medicine, stay and don't come back. Or clouds, stop at Mount Fuji. Or cloud, bear wild mountain, there is Xu Fu Temple. ) "said Xu Fu brought virgins to Japan to repair, pay tribute to the Three Graves and Five Codes, and seek the elixir of life, not the elixir of life, only to be stable. In the Fuji document, it is mentioned that Fu Laixu went to Japan to assist local farmers in farming and brought some new technologies. After arriving in Japan, Xu Fu never returned home, and he didn't get the elixir. Worried about Qin Shihuang's pursuit, he asked his compatriots to change their surnames to Qin, Dian, Futian, Haneda, Futai and Fushan. Coincidentally, Lianyungang also has Yuntai Mountain range, and all surnames have a strange origin with mountains. There is a Japanese surnamed Qin in Shingong, Wakayama Prefecture, Japan, and the word "Qin" is engraved on the upstairs of some houses.

Besides, the legend of Cuifu is a household name in Japan, and even the login position of Cuifu is kept, for fear that he will find himself a descendant of China as soon as he discovers archaeology! In the ancient history of Japan, the rope pattern culture, which lasted for more than 6000 years, suddenly stopped around the third century BC, and the civilization process of Japanese archipelago jumped from the Stone Age to the Stone Age. This role comes from immigrants outside the islands and brings a new culture through large-scale collective immigration from outside. Sima Qian's Historical Records records that Xu Fuhai's quest for immortality occurred in this period! Japanese mythology also named Xu Fu the goddess of agriculture! This can hurt the Japanese people, even if the fault history does not dare to archaeology!

A farce that deceives the whole country. There is a man in Japan who has an interest in archaeology, Shinichi Fujimura. At first, he worked in an electric power company in northeastern Japan. After work, he not only collects all kinds of stone tools, but also hangs out in various archaeological activities and participates in field excavations. With only a high school diploma, he has neither professional archaeological knowledge nor professional training. He used his social skills to gain the trust of archaeologists. 19811Kloc-0/On October 3rd, Shinichi Fujimura found a "loose wood site" with the archaeological team, which is considered as the direct evidence that Honshu Island in Japan was inhabited more than 40,000 years ago. Well, the whole country is boiling. Think about it. This discovery means that there were people in Japan long before Qin Shihuang, so we are not descendants of Xu Fu.

Coupled with the fear of rumors of Chui fook, I directly believed this discovery and did not study it. Then the man dug up more stone age artifacts. The government was so happy that it immediately ordered it to be included in history textbooks. I can finally hold my head high. Until June 22, 2000, 10, the reporter of "Daily News" secretly set up a monitor at the site to be excavated in order to cover the process of Fujimura's new discovery 24 hours a day. As a result, it was found that Shinichi Fujimura buried fake cultural relics in the soil in advance, and the reporters were fooled.

Japan no longer engages in archaeology. After all, first of all, there is indeed a promise in history, and second, he did go to sea. As for where he was born, where he went to sea, how many times he went to sea, what was the purpose of his eastward crossing, and where he finally went to the "Guangze Plain", these are still the focus of debate. So some historians have suggested that no one understands the relationship between Xu Fu and Japan from a historical perspective!