In recent times, the Sanxingdui cultural site in Sichuan has rekindled people’s attention after more artifacts were newly unearthed. The various strange artifacts discovered at Sanxingdui have made the myths of the past more real and made people re-examine the course of human history.
The novelty of Sanxingdui once again proves that human knowledge of the world is still very limited, and certain established theories or concepts have actually been obstructing people from better understanding the truth and the truth. It is only by breaking through the existing concepts that the perception of the world is closer to the truth.
The site of Sanxingdui culture was not just discovered
The currently discovered site of Sanxingdui, located on the south bank of the Yuzi River in the northwest of Guanghan City, Sichuan Province, is named Sanxingdui because of the three mounds connected by the undulating top, which should not really represent the true name of the culture. Another name for the ancient Shu culture can only be considered a general classification of archaeology, and people are still unable to confirm the real name and origin of the culture.
Sanxingdui was first discovered in 1929, and more than 600 artifacts were excavated in 1934. In 1986, 6,095 artifacts were unearthed, including large bronze standing figures, bronze sacred trees, longitudinal masks, bronze idols, gold masks, gold staffs, a large amount of jade and ivory, which shocked the world by being very different from the 5,000 years of Chinese culture that people now know. Since then, archaeologists have continued to excavate at the site of Sanxingdui, unearthing various artifacts in succession.
For most people, especially most Chinese, perhaps they have only just learned of the existence of the Sanxingdui culture, mainly because of the recent sudden live coverage of the archaeological excavations at the Sanxingdui site by the Chinese Communist Party’s CCTV for four consecutive days, and successive reports by the Chinese Communist Party media Xinhua News Agency and People’s Daily. The peculiar phenomenon of the large number of relics at Sanxingdui was discovered at least 35 years ago, but the CCP propaganda apparatus controlled the main channels of information dissemination, and many people did not know anything about it until today.
On September 28, 2020, the topic of the collective study after the Communist Party’s Politburo meeting was archaeology, and Xi Jinping spoke at length about “historical confidence,” “civilizational confidence,” and “national confidence. The experts at the time said that “from ancient times to the present, Chinese civilization and other civilizations around the world have always met and merged on the same timeline, although they are in different spaces”.
Nowadays, the Chinese Communist Party is caught in an internal and external dilemma, and is trying every possible means to incite nationalism to divert attention. The fact that the Chinese Communist Party media suddenly started to promote the Sanxingdui culture may also be part of the so-called “historical confidence” of the Communist Party’s top management. However, the Sanxingdui culture has actually overturned the Chinese people’s original understanding of China’s 5,000-year culture.
Another civilization in the Chinese land
According to the original concept, Chinese culture originated from the two river basins, or the Central Plains. The Sanxingdui culture, located in Sichuan, is obviously not one of them. The artifacts unearthed at Sanxingdui are too far removed from the cultural imprint that the Chinese originally had in mind. The appearance of numerous bronze statues, which have no Chinese features at all, but are more like the images of countries or nations in West Asia, ancient Egypt, and Europe, has led some to speculate that the Sanxingdui culture came from other countries, even related to the Mayan culture in South America.
According to different predictions of the archaeological community, the Sanxingdui culture occurred around 5000-3000 years ago, that is, the Xia and Shang periods in history textbooks, and it was originally thought that Chinese civilization was just emerging at that time, and further ahead was the so-called New and Old Stone Age. However, at least in the Sanxingdui area of Sichuan, there was already a high level of craftsmanship and civilization.
The Sanxingdui culture, although different from the Chinese culture, emerged in the Chinese land, even earlier than the Chinese culture. If this civilization was indeed born there and not from other regions, would not the 5000 years of Chinese history be completely rewritten?
If this civilization came from other countries, it also indicates the advanced level of civilization in other countries, as well as the advanced means of transportation at that time, which would have been difficult to achieve similar civilization migration by ancient carriages or sailing ships alone. Sanxingdui unearthed a large amount of ivory, if this civilization could travel to Shu, why did it not reach the Central Plains, but stopped at the Sichuan basin.
The complete disappearance of such a developed civilization is also a mystery. If the archaeologists predicted 5000-3000 years ago, then 2000 years ago in the Three Kingdoms era, when Zhuge Liang assisted Liu Bei conquered Shu, three parts of the world, it is clear that the Sanxingdui civilization no longer exists. Zhuge Liang six out of Qishan, each use of troops are constrained by the transport of food and grass, wooden cattle flow horse ultimately did not really solve the problem. If the Sanxingdui civilization was imported from abroad, at least the developed transportation and the civilization itself disappeared without a trace and was not inherited.
No matter where the Sanxingdui culture came from, but the history of civilization in China was advanced. The main culture inherited in China for 5000 years was the Middle Kingdom culture, which had undoubtedly a monopoly of influence and actually spread throughout East Asia, despite the extensive exchange of many different ethnic groups. Why did the Sanxingdui culture come to a halt, since it was already at a developed stage at that time, and what exactly happened?
Did human civilization really begin with the apes?
The existence and sudden disappearance of the Sanxingdui culture confirms, at least once again, the existence of prehistoric civilizations. The so-called New and Old Stone Age in textbooks is perhaps just the state of most civilizations after they were destroyed, and humans are not Darwin’s evolutionary process from ape to man, let alone some long transformation of fish coming ashore, and then up into trees and then down to the ground.
The Sanxingdui culture is not alone; the Mayan culture in South America was confirmed much earlier and is also presumed to have existed at least about 4,000 years ago. The pyramids and sphinxes of ancient Egypt are also projected to have appeared about 4,500 years ago. The vast city-state of ancient Babylon in the Iraqi region, likewise existed about 4,000 years ago. The megalithic complexes in England have been identified as having been built 4,000 years ago. These historical facts and the Sanxingdui culture are even more obvious signs that prehistoric civilization was not the evolution of apes, but a highly civilized period that already existed.
In 1972, a French factory discovered that uranium ore imported from the Gabonese Republic of Africa had been refined, and then experts actually found a huge underground nuclear reactor in the Gabonese mines, identified as having been built 2 billion years ago, with a very reasonable structure and having operated for as long as 500,000 years. The endless murals around the world are also a sign that human civilizations have sunk in various places, with floods, crustal movements, and even planetary impacts thought to have destroyed these civilizations many times.
The Sanxingdui site should be considered one of the more recent examples. Although archaeologists may be far from seeing the full picture, it has already turned most people’s perceptions upside down and is therefore of great interest. In addition, the Sanxingdui artifacts seem to corroborate stories that have long been passed down as myths in the past.
Myths may record the truth
The Sanxingdui civilization has disappeared and did not become the origin of the culture of the Central Plains. The birth and development of the Chinese nation seems to have little to do with Sanxingdui. But the Sanxingdui site is, after all, within present-day China, and the Chinese Communist Party propaganda apparatus has hastily used it to boost national self-esteem and reproduce it to serve the current rule of the Communist Party. The resulting attention has, however, caused people to reflect on atheism.
A large number of artifacts unearthed at Sanxingdui are believed to be related to religion and rituals. Religion in prehistoric civilizations played such an important role that it stands in stark opposition to the superstitious theories vilified and criticized by the CCP. Even in the 5,000-year-old Middle Kingdom civilization, religion played a pivotal role in society as well, and honoring the gods and goddesses has long been a tenet of people’s lives, only to systematically destroy and rewrite traditional Chinese culture after the Chinese Communist Party came to power. Most Chinese people today actually have a limited understanding of Chinese culture and are more indoctrinated with the CCP’s atheism and the concept of the so-called feudal and foolish culture denigrated by the CCP.
The existence of the Sanxingdui civilization, along with the discoveries of prehistoric civilizations around the world, have repeatedly confirmed the worship of God by humans at different times. Experts admit that the Sanxingdui artifacts constantly match the accounts of the Shanhaijing, and that the myths are surprisingly real. So how many of the various myths that have been widely circulated throughout Chinese history, and how many of the myths and legends from around the world belong to the story, and how many carry on the real history?
Whether it is the Sanxingdui civilization, or the Maya, ancient Egypt, ancient Babylon, etc., if these civilizations did not evolve from the apes, where exactly did they come from, and perhaps closer to the truth, is precisely what is considered mythology. Shennong tasted the hundred herbs, Dayu drove the tortoise to rule the water, the Yellow Emperor got the way to ascend to heaven …… this may be historical fact, so only the Son of Heaven can become the Emperor, the ancient Chinese people will believe in the good and the evil. The Zhou Yi, the Luo Shu, the five elements and the eight trigrams may be the legacy of prehistoric civilizations, so that people today are puzzled.
Prehistoric civilizations, as well as civilizations around the world, are proving that humans are not the most advanced beings in the world, and it is not known where these civilizations came from, but most of them cannot avoid being destroyed. Floods, geological movements, extraterrestrial impacts, which are attributed to the so-called forces of nature, have not been overcome by human beings over the years, are they really considered advanced?
Who determines history
Just by reviewing this 5000-year history of China in textbooks, the dynastic cycle should not be determined by one or some calendar figures, nor the Chinese Communist Party’s false claim that the people created history, how exactly was the course of human beings determined? Why are the Tuibei Tu, the Maqian Lu, and the Song of the Burning Cake so effective?
In contrast, Darwin’s theory of evolution is riddled with holes, Marx’s theory of the evolution of primitive societies has become nonsense, and mankind’s self-proclaimed scientific progress is helpless in the face of today’s pandemic.
The Chinese Communist Party may want to drag the Sanxingdui culture into nationalist propaganda, but the vanished Sanxingdui people may not be the ancestors of today’s Chinese people. The CCP may have had to use this as a distraction, but it gave many people a chance to think seriously, and people began to recognize that the CCP has instilled atheism, reduced Chinese civilization to dross, and falsified recent history, and has been trying to control everyone’s mind.
The fallacious notions that the Chinese people have been indoctrinated with are being subverted by the Sanxingdui culture, which should be a great step forward. In the face of the plague, people should also be thinking about where humanity came from, where the disaster came from, and how to take refuge today? Where do we go from here?
If we abandon the fallacy, we will be closer to the truth, and we will no longer be easily confused, and the right path for human beings may be at hand.
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