Great health of cultural relics

Don't touch cultural relics. In fact, there are few cultural relics left over from ancient China, most of which were buried with many emperors. As a funerary object, it was buried underground. At the same time, in the Qing Dynasty, there were many treasures hidden in Yuanmingyuan. In the end, Eight-Nation Alliance plundered crazily and plundered most of the cultural relics in China. According to the existing cultural relics in China before and those left by China now, there are actually very few cultural relics left by China.

First, such as museums, every cultural relic is particularly well protected. Now China is a museum, and many existing cultural relics are set according to the best conditions for cultural relics protection. Most of the cultural relics in the museum are packed in glass, so people can only look at them but can't touch them, and the temperature and humidity in the museum are the best conditions for cultural relics protection. In China, the White Horse Temple has such a funny phenomenon.

2. From the spire to the peach, there is an ancient pagoda in Baima Temple. The tower was forced to be demolished because of the war, and the spire remained. People put the minaret at the entrance of Baima Temple for easy viewing. In ancient times, it was said that touching a person's body after touching the spire could protect his longevity and health.

Now at the spire at the entrance of Baima Temple, people who don't know it thought it was a peach. Many people have heard of this kind of stuffed peach in western learning, which is really pleasing to the eye. During the epidemic, it has now been unsealed, but the opening of the National Day holiday has made many people flock to visit Baima Temple. The tour guide also advised many tourists not to touch the spire, pay attention to protection during the epidemic and not to cross-infect.

However, in terms of protecting cultural relics, we should try not to touch cultural relics, because the sweat on people's hands is also acidic, and acidity can easily corrode the spire. A typical example is the steeple turning into a peach. Psychologically, everyone wants to pray for good health, but for some children, parents should educate them not to be feudal and superstitious.