In the field of archaeology, the excavation and discovery of many national treasures are full of opportunities. For example, the stone discussed below is not a complete brick in a strict sense. /kloc-in the summer of 0/980, a cultural relic expert from the suburban cultural station in Xinye County went to the countryside for investigation. He came to the village for investigation and traveled to most villages. I didn't find any cultural relics and felt that there was little hope.

He walked into a farmer's yard and saw many bricks covered with various patterns. Experts think this is a decorative brick of Han dynasty, but these bricks didn't interest him. Experts continue to walk around the yard, hoping to find something else near the henhouse. He saw that the bricks blocking the henhouse were unusually large and thick, so he picked them up.

He found that the pattern on the brick was particularly large. Although this brick is missing 1/3, he thinks this brick is not very simple. After the expert observed, he wanted to take the brick back for in-depth study, but the owner in the country was not willing. Finally, the expert took out 7 yuan to buy this brick. This is also the Han Dynasty portrait brick that later shocked the whole country. He is known as a national treasure.

The preciousness of this brick lies in its depiction of circus acrobatics lost in Han Dynasty, which is unique in China. It depicts an acrobatic performance scene in which there are two people. One is standing on a rope, with one leg upright and the other leg bending gracefully and moving forward, that is, walking a tightrope, but please pay attention. It is far more difficult to draw a picture on a brick than to walk a tightrope. The rope was gradually pulled up.