Historical legends of Fengxiang Gorge

Of course, this is not the bellows left by Lu Ban, but the hanging coffins left by ancient Pakistanis earlier than Lu Ban. This mystery was not clarified until 197 1. This year, three brave herbalists risked their lives and climbed into the gap of the storm gorge, thus unveiling the mystery of the bellows. Herbalists also found the remains of Ba people, Ba swords, bronze axes and other cultural relics. The discoveries of these three herbalists provide valuable objects for the study of Cuban culture and even the ancient culture in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River.

The best place to see the bellows is on the plank road in the canyon. The cliff at the "bellows" is about tens of meters high, so it is difficult for ordinary people to climb it, let alone put it on. Because this "bellows" is incredible, it has always attracted those who dare to take risks and explore. It is said that at the end of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty, someone climbed successfully and took down a rock artifact, which was "buckled in the air and made a sound of wood". When the winner took it to Fengjie for sale, he was found and arrested by the county magistrate. In order to avoid blasphemy, he was forced to return it to its original place. 197 1 year, two herbalists boarded the "bellows" together and finally unveiled the mystery of this "bellows". It turns out that the so-called "bellows" is actually a rock coffin in the Warring States or Qin and Han Dynasties. In this "excavation", * * * got two wooden coffins, which contained a number of precious cultural relics such as Bashi bronze sword, bronze axe, wooden sheath, sandals, and four and a half baht in the early Han Dynasty.