Exhibition ends tomorrow | The Princess from Chang'an: Yuyang

That exhibition I glimpsed earlier, although the exhibits were not dazzling, the mysterious Princess Yuyang left a deep impression on me. She, a royal princess from Chang'an, embarked on a long journey to marry into the Kingdom of Changsha for the peace of the frontier. This road, from the prosperous northern capital to the unfamiliar southern Xiang River, every step carries the weight of the country. Her tomb lies quietly in the long river of time, waiting for future generations to explore. The main tomb chamber is complex, with a coffin, side room, outer coffin, and yellow intestines, a complete set of the "emperor's system" burial system, highlighting her noble status. The identity and status of the tomb owner and the specifications of the tomb are higher than those of the Mawangdui Han Tomb. If it had not been robbed three times (twice in the Han Dynasty and once in the Tang Dynasty), how stunning would it have been presented to the world? Although Princess Yuyang is long gone, her story remains a mystery, lingering in the hearts of every explorer.