Liangzhu became a new world heritage.
At the same time, someone was actually asking: Liangzhu's house price is going to soar?
I don't know about the house, but put together a bit of a point you might use to brag about.
Liangzhu is probably in this position, you have to jump out of the textbook and believe in one thing: Chinese civilization is scattered and blooming.
The magical 30 degrees north of the earth, not covered.
The Liangzhu culture was excavated in 1936 and has been going through more than 80 years of interruption until now.
They were built on swamps.
The black line in the picture below is the dam, and at first everyone found that the dam body was still thought to be a city wall, but after carbon measurement, it was found that it was a period of unification, and then they remembered that it might be a dam, after all, who would have thought that 5,000 years ago 10,000 people were organized to build a dam?
Of course, the sudden disappearance of the Liangzhu culture is likely to be related to the flood.
Two more sheets. 
Pulling the map a little farther away, the influence of Liangzhu culture is still far away.
The places marked in the picture all use the same Liangzhu Yucong diagram.
This is an archaeological discovery and is not subject to refutation.
The next time you see King Yucong, you can directly brag with your little partner and say that you know what this picture is
I tell you: this is a man riding on an animal, a symbol of the power of the Liangzhu kingship, and it has spread far away.
This thing is not easy to do, the biggest craftsman has to work for a lifetime, and there is a division of labor at that time.
Similar ones have been found in Fujian and Jiangsu.
These rice (carbonized rice) cultural relics are about 10,000 catties, which were collected by nobles from all over the country.
If you don't eat rent, how can you engage in the above water conservancy projects so much?
In addition to rice cultivation, the various clans and tribes of Liangzhu are also engaged in the cultivation of vegetables, melons and fruits, and some oil crops. Relics such as gourds, sesame seeds, cockles, melon seeds, biangular water chestnuts, peach pits, and sour pits have been unearthed here, some of which are the fruits of wild plants, and some may have been planted artificially.
Judging from the size of the ancient city of Liangzhu, it has a population of about 20,000, and it is not very harmonious.
So don't you just travel back to ancient times and die in minutes
The female skull found in the river channel of the ancient city of Liangzhu has obvious puncture marks.
The probability that the Liangzhu ancestors would use Han or their relatives was almost zero.
PS: This view does not represent the views of Lao Wang. ）
The Han Chinese population Y chromosome haplogroup is mainly classified as follows: O1A-M119:
There are only two high-frequency distribution areas in the world, the southeast coast of China, and the Austronesian language groups such as the aborigines of Taiwan
O2-M268: More than 5% of Han Chinese;
O2A-M95: The distribution of Munda populations in South China, Southern Minorities, the Central South Peninsula and India is relatively large.
O2B-M176: It is mainly concentrated in the Korean Peninsula, Koreans, and Japanese peoples, with a small distribution in Vietnam and Han China.
O3-M122: The most common haplogroup in China, throughout East Asia and Southeast Asia, accounting for about 50 60% of the Han people;
Among them, the subtype O3A3C1-M117 is a characteristic type of the "Sino-Tibetan language family", and it is highly frequently distributed in Han, Tibetan and Burmese languages within the language family
O3A3B-M7 is a characteristic type of the Miao people, and there is also a distribution of less than 5% in the Han people;
According to the current public data, almost all the Y chromosomes of the Liangzhu ancestors are O1A-M119, and there is no characteristic type O3A3C1-M117 of the "Sino-Tibetan language system" in which the Han language is located. Therefore, the probability that the Liangzhu ancestors used Han or their relatives was almost zero, and there may have been some kind of connection with the Austronesian language family.
This is because the direct ancestors of the modern Austronesian language family landed on Taiwan around 3000 BC (almost at the same time as the Liangzhu civilization) and swept across the ocean for the next 4,000 years.
But their descendants should be especially them, and the production of agricultural tools is similar.
Look at some more pictures. Liangzhu jade.
Yucong. Jade.
Yuyue. Trident.
Jade Bird. Jade turtle. Liangzhu pottery.
Liangzhu lacquerware.