How powerful was the ancient Chinese trick?

Until now, many ancient tricks could not be imitated with high-tech equipment. One of the most typical is the Luban lock, which is impossible to unlock if the average person does not have a drawing.

Generally speaking, it is still relatively powerful, it can be said to be the crystallization of Chinese culture, but it is not as powerful as it is blown on the Internet.

It's very powerful, and the mechanism is very hidden, and it can kill people without knowing it.

In ancient times, the mechanical arts were mainly mechanical devices created by people. They were widely used in agriculture and in warfare and burial chambers.

Ancient mechanism refers to the mechanism that plays a protective role, and the ancient mechanism is mainly used in military affairs, and there is a heavy ** called Zhuge Repeater, which is the use of mechanism.

Ancient tricks mainly refer to making some designs on cups or ** to make hidden weapons. Mainly used in the ** field.

It is some of the more sophisticated complexities**, such as: crossbow arrows, traps in the tomb, fire guns, etc. It is generally used in wars on the battlefield, as well as for the burial ground of the big people.

Ancient tricks refer to the application of some instruments, various traps and utensils designed by people in all aspects of life according to their needs. It is mostly used in warfare and protection.

It's amazing. Chinese tricks are used in all aspects, such as navigation, cemeteries, etc., and they are difficult to crack.

Ancient China's tricks were very powerful, the public loss class invented the siege ladder and hook strong, Zhuge Liang invented the Zhuge crossbow and the wooden ox flowing horse, and Mozi invented the crossbow car, all of which were artifacts that changed the situation of the war!

The most ingenious thing about the repeater is that the tail of the arrow of the crossbow arrow is ten feet long, which is tied with a rope, and can be rolled up with a roller to recover after shooting.

Ancient Chinese tricks were very powerful, and there were many people who couldn't get out of such tricks. You can even lose your life.

100-day Sleeve Arrow Thousand Day Dart: Sleeve Arrow and Dart are both hidden weapons, darts, just made, three inches and six minutes long, and six taels in weight. Weighing one pound, it is known as a pound dart, commonly known as a "golden dart".

Throwing and hitting people, there are methods such as raising hand darts and yin hand darts. The Sleeve Arrow is a hidden weapon containing a mechanical device, with an arrow in a cylinder and a spring in the barrel, and the arrow will be shot out when the mechanism is pressed. Although the two hidden weapons are roughly the same, the sleeve arrow is used to save effort, and the range depends on the spring elasticity, while the distance of the dart depends on the strength of the wrist.

Both require accurate throwing, so it is obvious that the dart is more difficult than the Hidden Arrow. According to the record of mechanism art in "Mozi", the mechanism instruments invented by the Mo family at that time were:

1 Ballista is seen in Mozi Bei Gaolin. The crossbow cart is a kind of large mechanical device that can be released at the same time on the city wall with 60 large crossbow arrows and countless small crossbow arrows, which needs to be driven by ten people, and the most ingenious is that the tail of the crossbow arrow with a length of ten feet is tied with a rope, and it can be quickly rolled up and recovered with a roller after shooting.

2 Transfiguration machine is found in Mozi Beicheng Gate. The ramjet is also a large transmitter placed on the city wall, six feet long, operated by two people, and unlike the repeater, the ram is more flexible, allowing one person to shoot arrows while the other person rotates the frame.

3 Borrowing a car is seen in "Mozi Beicheng Gate". The exterior of the car is covered with iron, and part of it is buried in the ground, and it is a machine that can project charcoal fire, which can be controlled by multiple people to defend against enemy siege teams.

Yes, the ancient tombs had mechanisms.

Yes, Luban's mechanical bird or something, it's very powerful.

There were many magical mechanisms in ancient times, which are still unsolved mysteries. For example, Zhuge Liang's invention of the wooden ox and flowing horse, and Zhuge Liang's wife Huang Yueying's invention of wooden dogs, wooden sheep and grinding machinery. These techniques have been rumored to be miraculous, but they cannot be restored in modern times.

So why have most of these magical tricks been lost?

First, the authenticity of the technique has not been fully proven.

Thousands of years have passed, and as word of mouth has passed from generation to generation, there is inevitably an element of exaggeration in it, and then after generations of exaggeration, it may have replaced the real thing that exists itself with something imaginary. For example, the gods that ancient people believed in, and some people once said that they had seen gods. But intellectually we all know that God does not exist, it is just a belief that exists in our hearts.

Second, many techniques do not conform to scientific laws.

Take Zhuge Liang's invention of the wooden ox flowing horse, it is said that such a magical wooden ox flowing horse, as long as the mechanism is pressed and then no manpower, these wooden oxen and flowing horses can trek through mountains and rivers, as if walking on the ground. This sounds more amazing than our current means of transportation, such as trams and motorcycles. So as modern people who have studied physics, we all know that it is impossible for machinery to move endlessly without power, so this does not exist.

Third, survival of the fittest, even if something that disappears really exists, there must be a reason for its disappearance.

As far as the analysis of the second point is concerned, we know that it is impossible for the so-called eternal rotation without manpower, so it is just a beautiful imagination that people have falsely claimed. So if there is a mechanism that is really easy to use, it is absolutely impossible to lose it, and once it is lost, it means that it may be eliminated, which is the law of survival of the fittest in nature.

The inheritance is broken, the ancient people only passed on the skills to their own people, and the male but not the female, the level of the descendants is not very good, slowly many skills are lost, and the impact of the war, the records have disappeared, so most of them have been lost until now.

Too ingenious things are only passed on to men and not women, and they all say that the apprentices of the church starve to death of the master, and they are all habitually left with one hand, and would rather take it to the grave than teach it to the apprentices, so many tricks have been lost. It's like Confucianism now taken out of context. It's just a few boring words that people can remember.

The Chinese themselves have short knowledge and have less and less to leave to future generations. It's not just mechanical. There are also things such as traditional Chinese medicine, and there are even fewer of them.

On the one hand, many of the ancient tricks are secret techniques, few people know how to make them, and there are few heirs, so they are slowly lost, on the other hand, the ancient tricks are gradually being eliminated in the high-tech world.

According to the broad definition, modern mechanics should also be counted as the category of mechanical technology, from aerospace industrial production to bicycle curtains, etc., should be counted as the category of generalized mechanical technology.

Actually, I think these magical tricks are all deceptive, after all, there are no real objects, they should all be just legends.

One is that at that time, there was an idea that it should only be passed on within the family, and if something happened to the family, it could easily be lost. The other is partly apocryphal.

Many ancient crafts and techniques have not been passed down because the Chinese are more selfish and are unwilling to share and popularize good things.

It is a secret art in itself, and the inheritance has drawbacks and limitations, and with the development of science and technology, the mechanism technique is also used less.

Regarding the trick, we have to mention the Mo family, and the ancestor of the Mo family, Mozi, is an ancient Tesla and Edison-like existence. Our Mozi is good at craftsmanship and production, and can be called erudite and versatile. It is said that he was able to cut three inches of wood into a bearing that could carry 300 kilograms in an instant.

We all know the great power of Zhuge Liang in the Three Kingdoms, and the "Zhuge Repeater" in the Three Kingdoms Kill is an artifact that can fire continuously, which can send the enemy away directly.

Many people only know the "Zhuge Repeater", but they don't know that it is an upgrade of the Mo family's repeater car by Zhuge Liang. The crossbow is a kind of large-scale mechanical city defense device that can be released at the same time with 60 large crossbow arrows and countless small crossbow arrows placed on the city wall, and the power is amazing.

The reprojector recorded in the Mozi Beicheng Gate is also a large launcher placed on the city wall, six feet long, operated by two people, and unlike the repeater car, the reprojector is more flexible, capable of one person shooting arrows while the other person rotates the frame. It is also a weapon for defending the city, which feels equivalent to an ancient machine gun. I don't know if the term "machine gun" comes from here.

Lu Ban, another representative of ancient Chinese mechanics, is the originator of modern carpenters. He invented the tools commonly used by carpenters, such as ink fountains, drills, and saws, because these inventions greatly improved the development of productivity, freed people from heavy and complex work, and improved efficiency and made bosses happy. The technical profession of carpenter has been indirectly produced, which has not changed since ancient times, and modern carpenters are still indispensable.

What impressed me the most was this "ink fountain", I remember that in the film and television work "Mr. Zombie", Lin Zhengying once asked his apprentice to use an ink fountain and chicken blood to play the coffin to suppress evil spirits. In reality, ink fountains are still widely used by master carpenters.

"Liezi Tang Wen": "The cloud ladder of the husband's loss, the flying kite of Mo Zhai, self-proclaimed to be the ultimate in ability." ”

This flying kite, also known as the "wooden kite", is said to have been built by Mozi for three years out of wood, and can fly in the sky for a day without stopping.

Zhuge Liang's "Wooden Ox Flowing Horse", the legend of the Wooden Ox Flowing Horse is a tool that "carries more and travels less", "people walk six feet, cattle travel four steps, each cow carries dozens of people to eat a month's grain, people do not work hard, cattle do not eat." "It's about running fast, pulling more, and saving fuel.

Just watch TV, especially some martial arts TV series, Tianlong Babu, Yitian Slaying Dragon, these are all in it, and I think these are true, otherwise modern people's imagination is too good.