You are right. The real tomb of Cao Cao is in Handan, near Tongquetai. According to historical records, Cao Cao's tomb is near Tongquetai, with no trees and no gold and silver jewelry. About twenty years ago, an ancient tomb was excavated near Tongquetai, from which seven ceramic tripods were unearthed. Jiuding was the emperor, but Cao Cao died before he became the emperor, so there were only seven Ding. According to his will, there were no gold and silver vessels, and they were near the Zhanghe River. The underground cemetery is very big, but at that time no one connected Ding Tao with Cao Cao, and no one paid attention to it. Because the accumulated water could not be discharged, no other cultural relics were found, and no scientific research team excavated it, so it was hastily backfilled. Now it is a crop. My uncle found the tomb of Cao Cao in front of more than a dozen people, and he has been suffering from no platform to tell everyone the truth. At that time, Cao Cao's tomb in Gaoling had not been excavated. Later, in 2009, this fake tomb of Cao Cao was excavated, and the Anyang government bribed the people and experts on it to make fakes. Generally speaking, it is the real tomb of Cao Cao, which is full of doubts. First, Cao Cao was Wang Wei before his death, but he did not claim to be the emperor. He was added to Wei Wudi after his death. However, this fake tomb of Cao Cao only depends on a king saying that he is Cao Cao's tomb. Now many people say that this king's tablet is also fake and true. It can only be Wang Wei or Wei Wudi, and according to historical records, Cao Cao's tomb is not in that place, and the existing gold, silver and jewels are buried with him, which is totally inconsistent with historical records. There is still a lot of evidence. It is precisely because of the darkness of officialdom that the real tomb of Cao Cao cannot be made public. Now a new map of Qing Dynasty has been found, which clearly indicates that Cao Cao's tomb is near Tongquetai in Handan, which more accurately confirms that Cao Cao's tomb is in Handan. My uncle personally went to the original tomb of Cao Cao in Tongquetai, Handan, and there is still a lot of evidence that cannot be explained one by one. I'll see it myself tomorrow.