The museum with the heaviest yin energy

The museum with the heaviest yin energy The Luoyang Ancient Tomb Museum, the world's first museum dedicated to ancient tomb archaeology, is the only one in China that integrates imperial mausoleums, ancient tombs and their affiliated cultural relics, stone carvings, and ancient murals into one large-scale tomb museum. It has relocated and restored 25 ancient tombs. Walking through the tomb passages and chambers, every brick you step on is an antique, offering an experience akin to the 'Grave Robbers' Chronicles'. It's truly heartbreaking to see the various tombs that have been looted, leaving nothing but empty graves behind. It's astonishing to think how many treasures would have been passed down through generations if the tombs had not been robbed. The murals are still very impressive. While the Shaanxi History Museum charges for viewing their murals, this one is free and displays them along the tomb passages, providing a more authentic experience. If you're tired of ordinary museums, this one is definitely worth arranging a visit to. The atmosphere is filled with a dense yin energy, which is a bit scary, so I didn't take many casual photos Coming out, I unexpectedly encountered Emperor Xuanwu! It was a bit of a surprise, a relatively new way of museum operation.