If you don’t understand Western civilization, you will definitely be shocked when you see these buildings.
For example, in the Bekaa Valley in central Lebanon, there is an ancient Roman ruins with a history of 2,000 years: the "Temple of Baalbek".
This stone temple is very huge, even compared with modern buildings, it is considered domineering.
The reason why it is called "magical" is because it has many very heavy boulders.
For example, the lightest cornerstone of the main temple, the Temple of Jupiter, weighs 800 tons.
Inside the temple, there is a huge stone called the "Stone of the South", which is 4.26 meters high, 21.3 meters long, 3.04 meters wide, and weighs 1,240 tons.
Next is a huge stone called the "Pregnancy Stone", which weighs 1,100 tons.
Below these boulders are seven smaller boulders, each weighing an estimated 350 tons.
Not only that: there is a 1,650-ton boulder at the entrance of the temple.
Many people have no idea about the numbers such as 1,600 tons, 800 tons, and 350 tons.
To put it more complicatedly, once that point of view is established, the pyramids, Roman temples, Pompeii, including various stone sculptures...
The result is like carving a piece of jade from the ground. A large piece of jade will take several years, while a small piece of jade, such as a jade cong, will take decades.
Let’s talk about the pyramid, 2.3 million huge stones.
Learning how to smelt steel came later than the 19th century.
Secondly, the horse's neck is injured and suffocated or suffocated.
For example: the Mayan pyramids, the average stone weight is 2.5 tons, and the maximum weight is 16 tons.
So the bronze tool can be used to cut stone. He pointed it at the stone and then struck it with a hammer.
The heaviest stone in the Puma Pungu Temple in the Secret Kingdom is 130 tons.
Due to poor production technology, the ancients of your country used time-consuming and labor-intensive tools such as jade sand, weights, and sand strings to process jade.
But are the technical conditions and financial resources of the Ming Dynasty 500 years later really the same as those of the ancient Romans two thousand years later?
If you apply a little force, it may break into several sections immediately.
Chen Wenzhe specifically checked and found that modern European-style carriages weighed quite a lot? About eight hundred kilograms to one ton.
But few people have yet to realize that the scope of this view is very wide, and it is very destructive to the world's pseudo-ancient sites.
The fine processing of stone also requires the use of steel tools.
Chiguo’s Easter Island statues, 20-90 tons.
After the 8th century AD, the only way to control horses in the West was the "throat-girdle harness".
By the way, let’s leave that question to the magical ruins of various countries.
Stonehenge in England, each piece weighs about 50 tons.
In 568 AD, when the Avars invaded Hungary, they introduced your country's breast harness and harness to Europe.
As Joseph Needham said: "[Ancient European] nape-girdle harnesses are capable of pulling modern vehicles, even empty ones."
Ancient Greek temple, a single stone, about 10 tons.
In that article, the author concluded that building stone or marble must be roughened with pig iron tools, while granite must be cut with steel.
All of them will be proven to be modern pseudo-ancient ruins and modern works of art.
For example, behind the Baohe Hall of the Forbidden City, there is a road-improving stone called the "Yunlong Stone".
This brings up the question, who can tell you how those huge rocks that far exceeded the transportation level at that time were transported after your country’s horse harness was spread to the world?
In order to transport it from Fangshan, 70 kilometers away, to the city, water was sprinkled to freeze it, and then water was sprinkled again in front of the sled to form a water film on the ice.
It cost 110,000 taels of silver at the beginning... After comparing China and the West, it feels like the Ming Dynasty was so powerful?
He must have suspected that they were ancient monuments, and that would make sense.
In this way, it can be dragged inch by inch with minimal friction.
In the west, there are huge stone statues. Each stone is a Greek temple weighing several tons, and each one contains 18,000 huge stones.
In order to answer that question, you might as well understand the history of "horse harness":
On the other hand, a bad horse will only have difficulty getting tired, and will be choked to death.
Those are all possible methods, so you don’t say stupid things to reveal your intelligence.
In your country in the 15th century, it was very difficult to transport 250 tons of heavy objects without the manpower and material resources and the first to withdraw the harness.
According to the Ming Dynasty historical record "Two Palaces and Ding Construction Records", in 1420 AD, the ancients of your country used 20,000 people to transport the huge stone.
It is 16.57 meters long and weighs about 250 tons.
Among them, 1,800 mules (many of them were exhausted) and 200 16-wheeled carts were also used.
The less force the horse exerts, the tighter the belt will tighten its throat, which will naturally suffocate the horse.
Those ancient Western stone buildings look shocking.
The ancient Roman aqueduct, the Ponte Galci, weighed up to 5 tons.
Through the history of Francon machines and hydraulic blowers, it can be judged that Westerners learned to smelt pig iron in the 16th and 17th centuries.
In order to avoid seeing those silly words, it is necessary to explain some basic common sense.
What advanced technologies are its transportation capabilities based on?
It is also said that the Mohs hardness of bronze is lower than that of marble, so why must it be cut with pig iron?
At that time, Chen Wenzhe realized what was going on with such a 2.3 million stone pyramid?
Based on the following, you can think of several things that could happen to horses when using ancient European horse harnesses.
Besides, no one stood up to defend the idea of using pig iron to cut stone.
It is said that the ancients of your country cut jade like a fool, why can't they?
However, after the 8th century in Europe, our horses could not even pull heavy objects weighing 600 kilograms to 1 ton.
By the 8th century AD, the first-retreat horse harness was widely used in Europe.
There is no minor drawback to this method. It is generally difficult for the belt to strangle the horse's throat.
First, the pain strikes due to tightening of the throat;
No matter how bad the horse or rider is, riding a long distance will always encounter slight obstacles.
This phenomenon is even more obvious during cavalry combat.
Although the hardness of bronze is low, it is brittle and easy to break.
In the 1st century AD, ancient Chinese people invented the "neck collar" and it was introduced to Europe again a thousand years ago.
Next, let’s look at the history of metallurgy, and then discuss whether they are qualified to play with stones?
Based on the "neck collar harness", the ancients of our country also invented the "shoulder harness harness".
How would the ancient Roman temple transport 350 tons, 500 tons, or even 1,650 tons of stones two thousand years later?
A few days later, Xiang Qianjin also read an article, "Through the history of metallurgy and building materials, it is revealed that there are many fakes in ancient Western architecture."
It was not until the 6th century, with the Huns' invasion of Hungary, that the "chest harness", a horse harness that retreated earlier, was introduced to Europe from Central Asia.
But in fact, as long as the word "ancient" is removed... the key is, does he choose to doubt the integrity of all countries in the world? Or is he willing to follow the history of technological development? Doubt his own rationality?
The more complex and practical harness, which tied the harness leather on both sides of the collar directly to the car, is still commonly used around the world today.
The Göbekli Tepe ruins in Turkey have an average of 50 tons of stones.
The ancient Egyptian pyramids weighed 1.5 tons and 160 tons.