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Farmers in China have come across a unique underground fishing complex. Who built this cave and why did it disappear? There are many questions about the Longyu cave system. It is so precisely constructed that no well-known tool can explain it. Hidden under water for thousands of years, without a trace, without any evidence of its construction. Longyu caves are a miracle and perhaps the gateway to one of the oldest mysteries of mankind. 24 caves, each precisely carved and so uniquely made that it looks like industrial machines were used for it. And yet these fascinating constructions are said to be thousands of years old. What is missing is almost more mysterious than what is already visible. No tools, no plans, no human remains, and above all, no rubble after excavations. To create a cave and a hall of this size, you would have to remove millions of tons of rocks, but there is not a single clue where this material was distributed. Despite scrupulous searches, scientists have not found any rubble, traces of transport or evidence of use in neighboring villages. The caves discovered in the Chinese village of Shunning are not isolated cases. Similar constructions with the same mysterious features appear in other places. The perfection of the construction strikes everywhere. Walls cut at an angle of 45 degrees, ceilings cut at an angle of 60 degrees, and there are no records, signs or hints about who and when created these caves. Has the whole civilization disappeared here without a trace? Or maybe we are dealing with a chapter in the history of mankind, which is much older than modern historians are willing to admit. A thousand years hidden under a fish pond? In a small village in the Chinese province of Zhejiang, farmers have been raising fish for centuries. The inconspicuous ponds have existed for as long as the inhabitants of the area can remember. Rectangular, consistent, always full banks are an important part of the daily life of the villagers. Only one story seems to be strange. The elders claimed that one of the ponds is without a bottom, but it never reached the bottom with the help of a bamboo stick. These stories were long considered fantasies and legends, until 1992, when it all suddenly changed. It all started when a happy farmer pulled out an extremely large and strong fish from the pond, an animal he had never seen before. For a man who has been fascinated by legends related to the pond for years, it was an impulse to act. Convinced that there may be a grain of truth in old stories, he began to pump water from the pond. Emptying the pond took a few days. Machines worked day and night, and the water level was slowly declining. On the fifth day, there was a shock. Stone stairs appeared, artistically carved, precisely carved and geometrically perfect. The villagers were amazed and took further action. They collected savings, rented more ponds and dried even more ponds. The whole community was full of enthusiasm, and their efforts were to be rewarded. With every meter, when the water level dropped, more and more were discovered. Artistically made stone slabs, smooth walls and refined geometric structures. It was as if the pond revealed secrets hidden for centuries. Not from this world, but from the masterpiece of architecture. Imagine what the farmers felt when they first looked into the chamber system. What appeared as the basis turned out to be more than just a hidden chamber. It was the entrance to the gigantic underground system of caves, which is still a mystery to scientists from all over the world. The Longyou caves are considered a modern miracle of the world. Their construction, location and impossibility of a rational explanation of their existence undermine all known theories about the history of mankind. In total, the farmers discovered 24 caves, of which 10 are almost perfectly preserved, and could have been underwater for a thousand years or longer. After the initial works carried out by the residents of the village, further excavations were taken over by experts. Many people engaged in archaeology and experts from all over the world have already studied the Longyou caves. However, no one in the world was able to estimate the age, rooms and rooms. There is no reference point. The construction is unique on a global scale. The achievement is amazing. There are no clues as to who could have created these buildings or when. The tools used to build were scrupulously reconstructed, revealing several extremely unusual features. No historically known tool or machine is able to achieve such precision and continuity of lines. Each room seems to be the result of precise planning and extremely skillful execution. The quality of the work is much higher than the cultural and technological level of all known local cultures, both ancient and modern. The internal walls are perfectly smooth, exactly at an angle of 45 degrees. Repeating parallel grooves run across the ceilings and walls at an angle of 60 degrees, which on the one hand looks artistic, but on the other resembles traces left by modern machines. With the use of primitive tools, it would be almost impossible to obtain such a vast structure of waves. There are no traces of tools and this is unusual. If the waves were made using a simple hammer and chisel, today's experts would recognize the grooves created as a result of individual hammer strikes. Even if some grinding technique was used, it would be visible gradually. However, the builders of these caves drew the pattern of waves perfectly in places over 10 or 20 meters long. This perfection, an unusual method of construction and the lack of debris from excavations, suggest that the masters of architecture worked here. It is surprising that there are no traces of sediment in the caves. Underground, people needed to go to work. Today, the Longyou caves are artistically illuminated by electric light, but during their construction it was not possible. However, these constructions cannot also be very modern. No one would be able to build such a system unnoticed in the last 100 or 200 years. The removal of the excavated material would be so expensive and time-consuming, that the builders would have to invest millions. It can also be ruled out that modern builders and architects worked here, because the caves were evidently hidden by the foundations for at least several hundred years. Another miracle is the lack of any clues about who built them. No tools, remains, objects of everyday use, bones, artifacts, or a single inscription were found. There are no historical documents that would mention the existence of caves in this area, and this is a country where an extremely detailed record has been carried out for thousands of years. The caves stretch for several kilometers. They consist of 24 rooms, rooms, tunnel systems, but they are not connected. Nevertheless, their floors are equal to a millimeter, and the constructions are symmetrical and mathematically precise. For many archaeologists, the Longyou caves are now a perfect example of a construction that contradicts the well-known chronology of human civilization. The Hashen cave is underwater and perfectly ventilated. In a world where the boundaries between paranormal phenomena and reality are slowly blurring, another amazing construction appears. In the southern Chinese province of Anhui, near the Huangshan Mountains, there is an archaeological mystery of impressive sizes. The Hashen cave, also known as the Hashen cave. Its discovery in 1999 was also accidental. The workers wanted to dry the pond and came across a vast system of artificially created caves. These caves were also completely unknown until then. Neither historical records nor local tradition mention this underground miracle. In total, more than 30 caves have been discovered, the largest of which is 18 meters high and covers an area of ​​12,000 square meters. Also in the Hashen, the walls and ceilings are covered with strikingly uniform traces of chisel, whose precision raises further questions. How could such a miracle be created without modern tools? Like the Longyan cave, the caves were surprisingly dry, well ventilated, and the microclimate is characterized by constant temperature and perfect conditions. All this was not only proof of particularly well-thought construction concepts or artistic crafts. Ventilation, hydroinsulation and a balanced climate in the caves are unique on a global scale. In the Hashen, some caves are filled with deep water and you can only reach them on a boat. The function of the Hashen cave is also unclear. There are no clues as to who built it, there are no traces of religious use, artifacts, tombs, remains or inscriptions. Crazy hypotheses about what these caves and grottoes could really be range from warehouses to places of isolation to complexes related to a cult based on the lack of a cult, quasi-space of nothingness and emptiness as a religious symbol. So far, practically no theory has been confirmed. Even in the Hashen, we do not know of any advanced culture that would be able to create such a system of caves in the last few thousand years. It has also not been proven whether the Longyan cave and the Hashen grottoes are somehow related. Both of these places show surprisingly advanced technology and raise similar questions. The Longyan caves seem to be more artistic and contain carvings and decorative details. In turn, the Hashen grottoes seem to be much rougher. Perhaps they were functional. In the mountains near Nanjing, in the province of Jiangsu, there are three stone blocks that shake the foundations of history. The stonework Yangshan comes from the Ming dynasty, and more precisely, from the beginning of the 15th century, was part of an ambitious project. The first emperor of the Ming, Zhu Yangzang, wanted to build a monumental tomb here for himself. At first glance, the three giant stone blocks are not unusual in the case of such an ambitious project. They still lie where they were carved from the rock over 500 years ago. They have never been finished or transported. So far, the story sounds quite normal, but now it's getting interesting. The unfinished stones were not only carved from rock with extraordinary precision, but they are also extremely large and bear clear traces. The largest of these blocks weighs over 16,000 tons, is about 30 meters long, 13 meters wide and 8 meters high. Needless to say that the stone is heavy, but remember that even with today's technology, the transport of such a stone would be impossible, even with the use of heavy cranes and cranes. The precise construction of the stone's surface, the smooth edges of the cut and the huge size of the blocks raise questions here. Were they the result of a mistake in planning? A symbol of power that has never been completed? Or maybe a demonstration of the limits of human possibilities? Historical sources say that the emperor himself stopped the project when it became clear that transport was impossible. But this does not explain the extremely smooth surfaces and the incredible performance of the precise cutting of such blocks of stone from a cast rock. Stay tuned by clicking on the subscription.