Why do tomb robbers dare to rob tombs even if they are not afraid of ghosts?

Don't scare yourself if you're brave enough to touch that thing, then you can go there! Find Lao Cao's tomb, then eat and drink well in this life, although it is illegal, but the bet is right, then you will not raise anything in this life! If you want a car, you want a house, you want a woman!

Oh yes, that's the consequence of audacity! But I heard that doing this lack of virtue is short-lived.

Wealth and danger are sought, do you think? Just like a drug dealer, aren't you afraid of eating guns? And, the so-called ghosts, what the hell is going on, can't be explained.

Ghosts, gods, these messy things are all created by people, there are no ghosts to scary people in the world, only people are scary people who will scare people to death.

for they are also sent by demons.

Personally, I think it's a psychological factor. On the one hand, although no one has ever seen a ghost, they have seen it by word of mouth. The place where Geng died in the cemetery is prone to self-psychological suggestion.

On the other hand, it is also possible that tomb robbers use ghosts and spirits to protect the graves they have picked up or stolen from others to share their vested interests.

Most tomb robbers found their graves through historical records, because the ancients, especially emperors and marquises, were very concerned about their graves, leaving a lot of words to describe their graves and record their lives by the way. But in fact, the point of seeking the dragon like the ghost blowing the lamp also exists, but it is not so godly. Because the ancients attached great importance to feng shui, they would build tombs in feng shui caves.

Tomb robbing is an illegal act, please do not rob the tomb.

According to Article 328 of the Criminal Law of the People's Republic of China, whoever excavates ancient cultural sites or ancient tombs with historical, artistic, or scientific value is to be sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment of not less than three years but not more than ten years, and shall also be fined; where the circumstances are more minor, a sentence of up to three years imprisonment, short-term detention or controlled release is to be given, and a concurrent fine; In any of the following circumstances, a sentence of 10 or more years imprisonment, life imprisonment or death is to be given, and a concurrent fine or confiscation of property is to be given:

1) Illegally excavating ancient cultural sites or tombs that have been designated as national key cultural relics protection units or provincial-level cultural relics protection units;

2) The ringleaders of groups that steal and excavate ancient cultural sites and ancient tombs;

3) Repeatedly excavating ancient cultural sites or tombs;

4) Stealing and excavating ancient cultural sites or tombs, stealing precious cultural relics, or causing serious damage to precious cultural relics.

Illegal excavation of ancient human fossils and ancient vertebrate fossils of scientific value under state protection shall be punished in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph.

Are you trying to lure the snake out of its hole? Will tomb robbers appear here......

When I was an undergraduate, I studied archaeology, went to a remote village for an internship, and dug up Han tombs. More than a dozen classmates dug together for two months, from being apprehensive in their hearts, to sitting in the grave and playing poker together. Basically, nothing was dug up, that is, a pottery pig clay pot.

It must have been robbed a long time ago.

During the months in the grave, everything was actually normal, but slowly, each classmate began to grow a bag on his body, all over his body, dense, with unbearable itching, and then began to fester, bleeding pus. I couldn't sleep at night, and the tragic situation was really sad for those who heard it, and those who saw it shed tears.

At that time, whenever the teacher had a meeting, everyone sat together and rubbed against each other silently.

But when I got back to Beijing, it was all right. I still can't tell whether it's a lack of adaptation to water and soil, or a miasma!