When West China Jiaotong University decorated the student dormitory in Nanchang, Jiangxi, the construction workers dug an ancient tomb. This scares the workers. He immediately contacted the local cultural relics department. After learning the news, Nanchang local expert Xingye rushed to the scene. Because the tomb has been destroyed, archaeologists thought about it and immediately carried out protective excavation. After entering the tomb, the archaeologists suddenly got excited. It turns out that there are 135 precious cultural relics of the Ming Dynasty in the tomb. It must be said that this is a satisfactory result, but we still can't take it lightly, because there are still many secrets buried in the land of China, waiting for us to discover and explore. ?

According to the relevant records on the tombstone, experts have identified the owner of this ancient tomb as Wu, the wife of Ning Jing Wang Zhu Dianpei, and Wu, the wife of Zhu Dianpei, the great-grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang. As can be seen from the appearance, this female corpse is well preserved. She is about 160 cm tall and her hair is still black. I can't imagine how this was done. This is not the most important thing, because there are indeed many luxurious sex toys next to this female corpse, such as gold and silver jewelry, exquisite clothes, gold rings and so on. ?

Under this coffin, there is still a lot of rosin stored. The reason why it relaxes the fragrance is that it can remove water. Then the expert decided to open the coffin and study it carefully. At the moment when the experts opened the coffin, first of all, they found three super-thick quilts. Then, they carefully took down three quilts and found a face under them. That's a pale woman's face. ?

Experts restored the appearance of Emperor Mingjing's wife and shocked everyone. It's not pretty, but it's really ugly. In fact, please consider it, because the current repair technology is limited and cannot be fully displayed, so this face is somewhat dissatisfied. However, each dynasty has its own unique aesthetic standards. Comparing the portraits of Empresses in Ming and Yuan Dynasties, we can find that there are great differences in the aesthetic standards of beauty between the two dynasties. Maybe people at that time had this kind of beauty. After all, everyone has a different definition of beauty.

Besides, both emperors and princes value virtue rather than beauty when choosing wives and concubines. Because the behavior of royal aristocrats and aristocratic women may affect women in the world, they must have outstanding virtues. In a word, the excavation of the tomb has made great contributions to the study of costumes in the Ming Dynasty in China, and has a further understanding of the ancient costume culture in China.