Interesting experience of hiding soldiers in Cao Prime Minister's Mansion in Xuchang

Go straight ahead through the ancient streets of the Cao Wei ancient city and you will reach Prime Minister Cao’s residence. There are tickets 🎫, 30 yuan per ticket and 28 yuan per ticket. It was around 12 noon and there was no one in line, so I was able to enter the park quickly after getting my ticket checked. Prime Minister Cao’s Mansion is worth a visit. One of my girlfriends knows a lot about history and shared it with great interest. Watching the vast sea, the Battle of Red Cliff, guessing the facial expressions with great interest… What impressed me most about Prime Minister Cao's Mansion was the soldier cave. The door was very narrow. There was a grandmother in her 70s who stood at the door and looked for a long time without going in. One of her best friends also went to the door to look and then backed out. We were curious yet a little timid and wanted to see what was going on but didn't dare to get closer. There was a very narrow underground alley that could only accommodate one person. As soon as we entered the door, we felt a little chilly. The lighting inside was not bright, so we followed closely. Some alleys nearby made sounds that matched the situation, and everyone screamed. I still remember that I kept following the team quickly for fear of falling behind. Rolling stones, intelligence rooms, hidden archery in alleys...all kinds of scenes, lifelike. After many twists and turns, I finally saw the sun shining…