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It's hot and hot in the middle of the day, and it burns the rocks and it hurts the skin. Under the leadership of the leader of the villagers' group, Jia Qi Qi Qi, a group of people from our institution (abbreviated by the Institute for the Management of Cultural Objects) crossed a dense cornfield to the site of the “General's Cemetery” and tried to find the “General's Cemetery”. In fact, Mr. Hayu Anglu, who is with us, is more familiar with everything about the “general's grave” than the Gia Guide. Hu was an old man at the firm, retired in previous years. Retiring and participating in archaeological activities is, logically, irregular, but the “General's Cemetery” is just a lifetime of philosophies, who insist on going, and the leaders have to instruct our young people to take care of them. One.

I'm not really familiar with Hu, but he retired in December 2016, and I took up his post only in September 2023, after I only met him at a meeting of retired seniors, and I didn't have a colleague who said that the whole person was full of light, at first glance an average old man of medium size, but the director said, “He is more serious”.

The fate of Hu and the “general's grave” dates back decades. When Hu was a child, he lived two kilometres from the “General's Cemetery” and went to school every day through the “General's Cemetery”. According to old memories, the General's grave covers six or seven hundred square metres, three or four metres above the ground, with a smaller tomb with two tombs close to each other, far from each other, looking like two large and small piles of earth, which are referred to by the local people as “twinned piles” and because of the words “General Jin Wai” and “General's grave” on the tombstone. In 1966, a wooden bridge collapsed in the village of Tsui Wan, seriously affecting the daily travel of the villagers, led by the village ' s books, who decided to raise funds to build a stronger stone bridge. The village is in a special position and, although it is located in a mountainous area, it is located in a small basin of mountains, far from them. If you go to the mountains to collect stones, one is unfeasible, the second is too expensive, and the village aggregates, and it is decided that it will be easier to dig the “General's Cemetery” in close proximity and remove the embedded gravel from the grave room and build a bridge directly. It took the villagers less than a month to build the new bridge, leaving only the remains of the “general's grave”. It is worth mentioning that the new bridge was built by Mr. Hu's uncle. In 1972, when the agricultural mausoleum was built in the country, the “general's grave” was completely razed to the ground and turned into a dry land, the remaining gravestones on the bridge on the outskirts of the two ancient graves were removed from the ground, and the villagers, who lacked the stone, then went to the “general's grave”, which, slowly, was no longer known, except for the village's elderly, who knew that there was an ancient grave. Until 1981, when young Hu went to the river to fetch water, and accidentally discovered that General Jinway's tombstone had been placed on the wall of the bridge, he immediately reported to the relevant Government departments that, upon being informed by the Deputy Minister of Public Information of the City Council, Mr. Fan Chang Woo, he had immediately led Director Zhi Zhi Zhou, the official of the Cultural Department, Liu Xiaojun, and the director of the town cultural station, Yang Yimin, to the village of Tsui Wan. Zhou Gyeongbing is familiar with the book of history, which, by virtue of the parts of the tombstone that appear and the verbs that can be identified, would be a great addition to the history of the south-west, if true. The group immediately contacted the town's authorities and arranged for personnel to remove the tablet from the wall of the bridge, paid $5 for a cattle car and transferred the “General's tombstone” to the town cultural station for protection. At that time, there were no museums in S-City, and less attention was paid to the protection of cultural objects, which was usually managed by local cultural stations. Cultural stations, as grass-roots organizations with poor conditions and varied personnel, were placed in the courtyard of the office area in the open when the General's tombstones were delivered. By this point, it would, logically, have ended, apart from sneaking to the door of the cultural station, the connection between the young man, who has just been assigned to teach at the city's third primary school, and the “general's grave”. However, it may well be hoped that soon the country will conduct its second national cultural survey, requiring the establishment of a district (district) cultural survey team to carry out its work. The Institute has a limited staff and needs to be drawn from other sources. Mr. Hu offered to be seconded to the Institute for this oil-free work, which was successfully approved. In the course of the census, it was the “General's Cemetery” that was the focus of the old man, the history books were not clear, and parts of the tombstone were also vague, and how the value of the objects was judged on the basis of the tombstone became a very painful thing for the census team at the time. In order to gain a better understanding of the “general's grave”, the census team visited the village of Yue Wan on three or five occasions, but received little information on each occasion. In fact, the best way to assess the value of cemeteries is through archaeological excavations, but there is no equivalent in the census of antiquities and archaeological excavations, as can be done by the outsider, Hu, who must be approved by the provincial department of antiquities, led by the provincial archaeology institute, and the department of antiquities at the grass-roots level does not have the competence or capacity to carry out independent excavations. In 1985, the second national census of cultural objects was successfully completed and, following this presentation, the “General's tombstone” was added to the list of movable cultural objects and published by the State. Old Ho should have done his job, but after this, he was more careful, more interesting than teaching, more antiquities, and eventually transferred to the institution. As for the specific process, the elderly in the house do not say anything, but also say that we young people should not be taught bad. Two.

The preservation of antiquities sounds high, but it is mostly boring to actually do it, except for field trips, where most of the time is to process materials in the office, year after year and day after day. For our young people, a 12-month period of internships is no longer new when we get to work. But old Ho seems different from us. According to Mr. Hu, he voluntarily moved to the office and his greatest wish was to discover the “general's grave” and to solve all the puzzles about the “general's grave”, for which he regarded the application for the exhumation of the “general's grave” as the first task of his work, looking for leadership and making recommendations to his superiors every year. For this, Hu had a bad time with the old director of the firm. He felt that he was doing his job, although he had a little self-interest, which did not conflict with the purpose of preserving his antiquities, while the Director considered that he had jumped over himself and that the application did not correspond to the work process, for which he had a big fight in the office. We brought this up, despite the years that have passed and the old man can't stop saying, "He's the leader and what's the word, he doesn't do anything for a day, I've done my job, he's got advice, he's got a chicken hair, he's a leader, he's a ball."

I was afraid to speak, but the old worker told him, "Oh, I'm retired, I'm old, I'm old, I'm a joke to these little dolls."

In fact, it is clear to all that this is not always the right thing to do, that it is the worst thing to do in my job. When I first joined the job, one of the older women in my office mentioned a lot in private, the most important of which is that I cannot report. The old lady took the example of the old Hu, in private: "Well, you've never seen him before, you've worked hard, you've been too straight, you've gone too far, you've gone too far, you've gone too far, you've gone too far, you've gone too far, you've gone too far with your old boss, you've gone too far and you've never been able to say your title. You just came in, you'll see."

After an old “torture of death”, the exhumation proposal was finally accepted by the municipality and a formal application was submitted to the provincial antiquities department. It is not surprising that, in 1987, the State Council issued a Circular on the Further Enhancement of Work on Antiquities, under which it stressed the policy of not taking the initiative to exhumate the tombs, the application for which can only be of a salvage nature. The “General's grave”, although it has a few poaching holes, has not reached the point of “rescue”, for which the exhumation of the “General's grave” can only be postponed indefinitely and until now it has become an old-fashioned knot. "We can find a clue to the General's grave, and I can close my eyes when I'm dead." "Take care, there are plenty of opportunities."

But I have a question in my mind: Why do you have to find the General's Cemetery? Although the city is not a great city of relics, it has a wide variety of relics, and the historical value of “general graves” is high, but not unique. I'm afraid to ask the old man, but I can only speculate. Perhaps the General's grave. In old age, it's childish curiosity, it's the beginning of a relic.

The exhumation of the “General's Cemetery” has been postponed indefinitely, and the main task of Mr. Hu is the daily protection and management of cultural objects within the jurisdiction. Since there were no museums in the city or in the region at that time, and the Institute did not have its own cultural collections, all cultural objects in the region were basically kept at cultural stations of the place of discovery, and there was no uniform standard of custody, the rules of which depended on local conditions. As a result, the work of the Hu has not been very stressful, as long as he/she maintains contact with cultural sites, orders them to focus on the protection of cultural objects, and occasionally visits cultural stations to see them in the field whenever they are available. It is not surprising that, at a time of old age, the “General's tombstone”, which was kept at cultural stations, was unpainted. According to the cultural station, since the General's tombstone moved into their yard, there have been occasional courtesies, some of whom are members of a calligraphy association, who have vowed that it would not cause damage to the tombstone, and they have been reluctant to refuse. It is true that the official mark-up does not cause damage to the tablets, which are divided into ink, a little bit at a time, to ensure that the ink is not penetrating and that no contamination of the tablets is caused by dozens or hundreds of times. But those who come to the site do not know how to do it, in order to save time and make the handwriting clearer, so that the ink is increased, so that the “General's tombstone” is contaminated through the ink, and a piece of the east and east of the stone, all of which can't be removed from the inside. Seeing that the General's gravestone, which was a good one, was contaminated, was a pain in the ass. In order to improve the situation, it has been an old resolve to build our own cultural relics. It's easy. It's hard. The cost of building the antiquities store is not low, and facilities such as environmental monitoring, control, lighting, earthquake protection, security, fire protection, cabinets, transport management, office equipment, etc., are all under constant expenditure. City S is not a site for cultural objects and the protection of cultural objects is not given sufficient attention. Moreover, it was difficult for him to apply for funding because of his disharmony with the old director and the lack of support for his work from the immediate leadership. Without leadership, Hu will do it himself. “You little dolls know, I went to Sun Sung-dee to build this museum, he said he didn't have the money, and I'm going to do it myself. With regard to the building of an antiquities store, it is clear that Hu has come up with an interest in telling us the details. There's no straight way out. After two years of busy work, the museum finally set up, the most critical of which was that he sought the representatives of those who cared about historical relics and lobbied him for proposals at the Municipal People ' s Congress. However, with the creation of the item, the following is not the case. The leaders were dissatisfied with the fact that every time he mentioned the land allocated to the museum, he said, "Well, Hu, this is going to have to be discussed in a meeting. There are a lot of procedures to be followed, and you wait. “Before, unlike now, things have been done according to the rules. Before you didn't stare, they wouldn't do them to you, preferring to brag in the office, not to move, or are you young people of high quality now.” We can't argue, but laugh. Hu thought this was the way things were going, and there was probably no hope for the museum, but his fate fell on him again. 4

In 1992, on Mount Seven Stars, on the outskirts of S-City, an ancient Tomb of the Kingdom of Warland to East Han was discovered and named “Seven Stars Mountain Cemetery” in accordance with the principle of naming the smallest area. The provincial archaeology institute was able to hear the news and arrived in City S to conduct a field visit to the graves of the Seven Stars Mountain. After preliminary exploration, the thirteenth tomb of the Seven Stars Mountain cemetery was seriously stolen, and after a study by the provincial department of antiquities, it was decided that the thirteenth grave of the Seven Stars Mountain tomb would be excavated in a “suspensive” manner. After a preliminary study, the “Seven Star Mountain Cemetery No. 13” was a family cemetery of the “XX family name” during the war, which was old and multi-layered and, despite the large number of holes that had been stolen, it was not too serious to have opened the grave room and the grave robbers had taken only a few jade instruments and a large number of copper and ceramics had not been stolen. Ultimately, it took the entire archaeological team more than six months to clean up the 13th tomb, with tens of thousands of coppers out of the ground. As a result of the large-scale earthing of the objects of the “Ten Star Mountain Cemetery 13”, their placement became a problem that had yet to be resolved. As a result of the study, it was finally decided that, with the exception of the very high-value coppers, which were taken over by the province, a large number of pieces of coppers and pottery were kept in situ by local antiquities management. The safe keeping of these valuable excavated cultural objects requires the construction of specialized storage units, which will soon be established with the special approval and financial support of the provincial department. After the retrofitting of the museum, and with the exception of the objects from the thirteenth tomb of the Seven Star Mountain Cemetery, Hu has started planning to move to the vaults to protect cultural objects previously protected at local cultural sites. However, the relics are not meant to be moved, and the approval, handover and cost of each of them are time-consuming, starting with the first “General's tombstone”, one by one, going on and on, running around, approving, handing over and obtaining costs. Sometimes, when costs cannot be won or when there are delays, old people pay for themselves. Some wonder that it is not necessary to do so, that it is a job, that it is not their home, that it is a “force majeure factor” if it is actually damaged, and that it is not a personal cause for which no one can blame. But every piece of antiquities, in old age's view, is a witness of history, of its own value, regardless of its level, and of a small place, which may not have witnessed a moving history, without so many added historical and cultural values, but which, like every single one of us, exists at a certain time or in a particular space. In the long rivers of history, everything that can be preserved is a lucky child and should be protected. With that conviction, Hu slowly moved one piece of the monument and other artifacts that had been placed outside the premises to the museum of the Institute for protection. "Sensei Hu's work will help you learn from it." Referring to the working attitude of the old Hu, the leaders of the same car took the opportunity to educate us. "They are of high quality and culture, so remember, don't pay for themselves, public, private, private, public and private."

I was busy nodding my head with my co-appearers, and I smiled and said, "Learning from Mr. Hu."

“Do you know that Commissioner Hu (his nickname is said to be because his ideal was to be the Director General of Monuments) collects antiquities before, and that's on his own.” The driver was an old employee of the Bureau, well known to the Hu, who also opened his mouth to us to tell us of the glitter. 5

Two main things are being done by Mr. Hu in the penitentiaries: the collection of movable cultural objects and the protection of immovable cultural objects. The contents of the Institute's collections are removable, most of them are excavated, and a small part of them are donations from the private sector, some of which are collected by the civil service, and are found in a survey of cultural objects, but the most special ones are two items that were purchased by Mr. Hu himself — a fresh snout pot and a tastprint by one of the Ming generations. "Todo Inco spent a lot of thought on Mr. Hu, and the wisdom is almost at the top of the list." The driver was funny. The Toji is an official position in the border area given to the leaders of ethnic minorities by Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasty. The Toshi seal is the official seal of the leaders of ethnic minorities. The seals are mostly of copper, usually of an elliptical type (Ninch) and are stymied and slightly different in size. It is an important historical material for the study of ancient politics and official rule, as well as historical material evidence of the relationship between the central dynasty and local politics. The donation was found on an ancient stand in the old streets of the city, where most of the items were fake, and the only one that had been printed, which was not easy to see at first sight. It is, like most of the earth's printing, an elliptical plume (relation) with a square face, but unlike most of the copper-made earthprint, it is a woodmark, probably because of its lower grade, which is not actually of high value, but in any case it is a relic, in the old saying, “the relics can be divided into levels I, II, III, but they should not be protected”.

In order to make the offer low, Hu is fighting with the vendor. Drivers drive while they paint us. "How did you get this print?"

"It's from the village."

"This one's still wooded, I'm afraid it wasn't the carpenter who carved it." Hut said on purpose. “No, of course not. It is the official seal of a former earthy in their village that no generation can recognize. The shopkeeper was busy denying the story. "You're gonna have to give it to you. The shopkeeper added: He looked at it and said, "I'm interested in it. You sell it."

It's a fair offer. Hu won't be able to accept the price and fight the price with the vendor. “I see that I've been negotiating, and I see what I want, and I think I can't let it go, and I think that he's going to give in, and he's going to talk about it for half a day. He then came up with a way to find a few friends to deny the value of that side. The first person: "Boss, you look like one-sided, but you're not even a stone."

The second person: "You look like the old official seal, or the rank is too low, it's not worth it. The official's print is either gold or jade. You see it in a TV show.

The third person: "You have a good print, which is not good material, which is wood, which is worth a few bucks, and you go back and find it, and keep it."

The fourth person: "Is this a print? Why is it wood? It's all jade, I see.

... In a series of denials, the stallor slowly believed that it was worthless, that it was not good, that it had to collect the stone or the metal, and that it was becoming less and less important. In the end, Hu succeeded in taking down the Tuco at a lower price. We are all subjugated to old wisdom, but we are not convinced by old age: “This is no way to do it, don't learn, it's no way to do it, it's no way to do it, it's no way to do it, it's no way to do it, it's no way to do it.”

Whispering, silent for a long time, or did the driver break the silence?

This isn't a joke. Rusty's working because he's too much, and his wife's playing with him. It is not easy to protect and supervise large cultural objects, such as archaeological graves and buildings, which are not mobile, and it is generally the practice to place those responsible for real-time management and the staff of the Institute to inspect them on time. As long as there is nothing left of the house, he runs on his old, toothless bike to the nearest relics, spends his weekends at his own expense, enters the year 2000, gets better, buys a car, starts to drive his own car to the relics, spends the weekends with his family, mostly chooses to be near the relics, and at times at ease to look at the non-moveable relics. In the beginning, the family had nothing to do with the novelty and curiosity of the artifacts, but for a long period of time, it was always the place to come and go, and everyone was tired of it, and the industry was underpaid and paid nothing in return. Not only are the adults tired of fighting, but even their daughters, who used to follow their father to various cultural sites as children, are tired. If the family is not supportive, Hu will go alone to see the relics and talk to the protectors and make sure that fire safety is observed. Over the years, the preservation of cultural objects throughout S-City has not been known to the old. Six.

In 2011, the S-City Museum was finally inaugurated, and the relics stored in the collections of the Institute were finally presented to the public. The tablets collected by Mr. Hu were put together in an integrated manner to form a small wood of one side, and the “General's tombstone” became one of the features of the museum with a high clerical value. Watching the relics lie silently in the museum, showing the visitors a history after a period of time, as long as they look at their children. It follows that the city museum was built, that Hu was undoubtedly the most suitable candidate for the first curator, and that was the intention of the superior leader, that Hu was familiar with the cultural relics of the city, that he had sufficient qualifications, that many of the relics were collected by him and, above all, that he had the responsibility to hand over the museum to him, and that the leader could have 100 hearts. At that time, however, a document had been issued in the province, in which the legal person holding the position of the provincial, municipal or municipal authority must have the correct title and the legal person holding the position of the district or district office must have the rank of deputy or above. Although he has worked for more than 20 years, he is not a student and has only a post of secondary education, although he has performed well and lacks the support of academic, dissertation and monographs, as well as a desire to cross-reports, and is not in harmony with the direct leadership. He has worked for most of his life and is nearing retirement as a middle-level post. It's about time you got divorced. His wife gave him two options, either to fix the job title and pay, or to divorce. It was not just for the position of a curator, but also for the old age, when he was due to retire in a few years, where the title and retirement pay were closely related, and the distinction between middle and second-level heights was so great. Old Hu's wife is not demanding, so she wants him to be better and less burdened when he retires. It was also clear to the old man that the title had to be taken care of before retirement. It is more difficult to do so when the paper is good, when the old man spends a little money and issues a few low-level publications that meet the requirements, and there is no problem with his work experience, mainly in terms of the annual quota, which is largely determined by the leadership. "You're all graduate students, you're highly educated, you're going to walk your own path, you're not going to do any of that shit, you're going to do your job, you're going to do your job, you're going to do your job, you're going to do your job, you're going to do your job. You are young and must be responsible for your future.”

In 2016, Hu officially retired and summarized in one sentence his career for half his life: “I did only one thing in my career, which is to protect the artifacts”.

Seven.

At first, we talked in the car for over an hour and finally arrived at our destination. Under the leadership of the leader of the village group, Jia Qi Qi, a group of people searched for half a day in a cornfield at the site of the “General's Cemetery”, without finding any identifiable sign on the ground of the “General's Cemetery”. So we're going to the village. Some of the old people in the village knew Hu, and Hu took us to Zhang's house, where Master Zhang went to school with Hu. When Master Hu asked about Master Zhang's “General's Cemetery”, he said: “You remember the General's grave, and I remember that at the time, all you said was to go to the General's grave to hunt for things, but the most that came out was the stones, which were sandstones, not our own, and which were not written, and which you did not understand, but were the best for grinding knives.”

"Do you have any of these stones in your house?" Quaid. Master Zhang thought, "No, he used to pile up on the side of the road, either of the villages had to move it or they had to build their own house, and the road had been built a few years earlier, and the road had been cleaned up."

We asked the head of the villagers' group, "Did you find the stones when you built the road?"

According to Jia's laughter, “The road was previously built by a direct contract, and the plans submitted by the contractor are not problematic”.

“General road repair and factory construction require a proposal from the department of antiquities, so what's your opinion about?” asked the deputy department responsible for the antiquities. “We have no relics in this village, we have a “General's Cemetery” on the west side, we have a road to the west, we have a document in the town, we have no opinion, and this road belongs to the new village, the district governor, and the document comes to us and asks us to start work, and we think the area is ready. And we don't know much about that. We don't know that stone is a relic." After the King's speech, he answered the phone and said he had arrived in town and left us with a few apologies. “This work at the grass-roots level is a mess.” As soon as the power of the nation is gone, the old man gives up. We also visited a number of villagers, with little or no useful information, and only one of the masters who went out and left the cattle remembers: “There was a stone in my house, which was also excavated from the “General's Cemetery” with the words on it, which was later stolen and visited by the head of the Department of Antiquities.”

Mr. Bull's words drew old memories when they did come to visit, but they turned around the village and did not find a written stone. On the way back, we passed a bridge, which was originally built in 1966 at the site of the Stone Bridge, from which the General's tombstone was removed. In 2011, the original stone bridge was dismantled and the current steel and mud bridge was built. We suddenly thought that there would be any clues inside those rocks that were removed, and we thought, "The rocks that were removed were piled up in the river and then taken to the next farm to build a house and a pig's ring, and they were run out."

They also went there later and found nothing. (The names of the people and the tombs are aliases)

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