At present, there are 79 tombs in the ancient city of Zhao Hua, which have been confirmed by archaeologists. These tombs can be traced back to the Warring States Period and the Qin and Han Dynasties, which shows that Zhao Hua has been developing during the Warring States Period. Then Zhao Hua developed rapidly in the Qin Dynasty. Until the end of the Western Han Dynasty, Zhao Hua was no longer just a gathering place for tombs, but also gathered outstanding figures and spirits. During the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei took over the Great Wall from Liu Zhang and made Zhao Hua his military training base. Showa became Liu Bei's hope to revive the Han Dynasty, so that's why he said this? Shu Hanxing, cute? . In Zhao Hua, there are the most tombs in the Western Han Dynasty.
In Zhao Hua, some of them were buried with their limbs bent, which was the first time in the west. At this time, the main features of Qin tombs are also the symbols of China tomb culture. Many cultural relics were unearthed from these tombs, mainly utensils, such as pots, altars, pots and other very common pottery utensils that ordinary ancient families would have. These are very simple daily necessities, so it can be seen that ordinary families were the main residents of Zhao Hua during the Qin Dynasty. On the other hand, it also confirmed that after the Qin dynasty occupied Sichuan, it took moderate measures against the local people in Sichuan, which should be a strategy of appeasement. For Shu, the Qin Dynasty still gave priority to fiefs and empresses, and then sent people to Shu for more detailed management. Due to the fertile soil in Sichuan, a large number of people moved in later, forming various tombs in the Western Han Dynasty after Qin Dynasty.
The ancient city of Zhao Hua can be said to be a condensed picture of the history of Qin and Han Dynasties in China. It shows the world how the Central Plains culture entered Sichuan. Standing on the land of the ancient city of Zhao Hua, there is a heavy feeling in the air.