In 2001, where did the white centipede that experts found in Leifeng Pagoda go?

In the end, it should be dead, like this centipede generally lives in a place where there is no sunlight for a long time, so he must not be able to stand it when he sees the sun.

Because it lives in the dark, it suddenly sees sunlight, and then it oxidizes and disappears with a strange chemical reaction.

As a spiritual creature that drives away evil spirits and avoids disasters, it has completed its mission of guarding Tiehan, so it has disappeared.

According to the metaphysical point of view, the task carried by the centipede has been accomplished, and it will disappear, but what has not seen the light of day for a long time will sublimate when it sees the sun.

It should have been corroded in the end, or directly dried, and finally the corpse was also corroded.

But centipedes should not survive in nature, they may be corroded, or they may starve to death on their own.

It's been more than ten years, what are you worried about, either dead or running out alive, although I don't know how long centipedes can live.

At that time, after the excavation of the Leifeng Pagoda Underground Palace, there were many strange things in it, not just white centipedes.

When the Leifeng Pagoda was discovered, a white centipede was indeed found, and it was best to put this martial art in a box with only one wanted vent, and in the end the white centipede disappeared.

There is controversy about whether there is really a white centipede, but everyone is more inclined to think that the white centipede does not actually exist, first of all, because there is no positive answer from the archaeologists, after saying that at that time, it seemed that Zhejiang Satellite TV had a live broadcast, and there was no sign of a white centipede in the live broadcast.

Many people know that there is a Leifeng Pagoda in Hangzhou, which collapsed in 1924.

In 2001, the rebuilding plan of Leifeng Pagoda was launched, and the ruins of the originally collapsed Leifeng Pagoda have not been touched. After clearing the ruins, experts found an entrance that led directly to an underground palace.

In the underground palace, experts found some small treasures, among which the gilt sterling silver Ashoka Pagoda is a cultural relic that attracts more attention.

Ashoka Pagoda is very rare in the world, there are only a dozen of them, and this newly discovered gilded Ashoka Pagoda is not much different from the others, but experts found a box in the statue of Ashoka Pagoda.

The box looked like it had gone through hundreds of years, and when it was opened, it turned out to be a living white centipede inside. This can't help but be surprising, it stands to reason that after the collapse of Leifeng Pagoda in 1924, the entrance to the underground palace was covered by a huge stone, and no one should be able to enter after that.

In this way, the white centipede has lived in this box for at least a few decades. Centipedes that can live for so long are indeed rare.

What is even more strange is that the expert took out the centipede from the box and put it into a glass bottle, which was intact and the opening was also blocked, leaving only a small gap. The slit was smaller than an ant, and it stands to reason that a centipede would not have been able to escape from the bottle.

However, the next day, when the experts went to check the glass bottle again, they found that the centipede had disappeared without a trace, and there was no sign of the bottle mouth being opened. Such a white centipede, coupled with its mysterious disappearance, is inevitably reminiscent of a mythical story of Leifeng Pagoda.

Monk Fahai suppressed the White Lady under the Leifeng Tower, and in order to deter the White Lady, he put a box containing centipedes in the underground palace at the bottom of the tower.

After the White Lady was released, she left the Leifeng Pagoda, but the centipede stayed. This story sounds unfounded, but with the mysterious disappearance of the centipede, it is inevitable that this story may be true.

Perhaps this incident is also fake, when the underground palace was excavated, no on-site filming was carried out. Whether experts found the box or not, there is no direct evidence to support it.

And this story was told by a person who participated in the excavation, and if it was just one person, then it may have been fabricated by him. For ordinary people, hearing such a mysterious story naturally reminds them of the story of the White Lady.

It may be that before the collapse of Leifeng Pagoda, someone entered the underground palace and put the centipede in a box into the statue of Ashoka Pagoda. As for the reason for this, it may be for some religious purpose.

Many people may have heard of similar things, and they can often be explained by scientific explanations in the end. It doesn't make much sense to believe in such a statement, many people just look at the story of the White Lady with an entertaining attitude, and naturally they won't believe such a statement.

It should just be an ordinary box, but it was accidentally put into it when building the tower, and this can't be used as a secret of the collapse, so it's just alarmist.