Fang Kun, a graduate student in the Department of Archaeology at Qinchuan University, assisted in pursuing lost cultural relics overseas and discovered that the unknown tomb in Yin Village, Bailuyuan might be the tomb of Emperor Taizong of Han.The mentor Zan Maochang took him to Bailuyuan for on-site inspection, but unexpectedly sacrificed his life.
Fang Kun volunteered to go to Yusai for the Great Wall archaeology with the wish of his mentor.The unknown tomb in Yin Village, Bailuyuan, attracted the attention of the archaeological team. Fang Kun was invited to participate in the survey and reunited with Luo Qing, the former lover who had become the captain of the archaeology team, and discovered the “-shaped ”-ancient tomb.
Fang Kun raised the speculations of that year, which attracted controversy and attention, and also attracted the covetousness of cultural relics criminals.Fang Kun, Luo Qing and police officer Qi Ocang organized the masses to participate in cultural relics protection, fought wits and courage with criminals, and effectively protected the remains of the large tomb of Yin Village, Bailuyuan and surrounding ancient sites. The Mausoleum of Emperor Taizong of the Han Dynasty became a major archaeological discovery.
