I. Sun Worship Site in Naride, Xinjiang
This bronze age relic of sun worship is located in Nagdegole Valley of Bayinbuluke Prairie in Xinjiang, and consists of stone walls, mounds and mounds.
This mound still exists. Its center is a huge cone-shaped solid made of pebble mixed soil, and now there is a pit at its top. Around this central stone pile, two stone fences are built on the periphery. The stone fences are very wide, and they are fancy graphic belts carefully constructed after going deep into the surface!
It is recognized by experts as a cultural feature of sun worship because it looks like looking directly at the sun with the naked eye outside the site. The strongest images you see are two huge rings and a huge cross light path in the middle!
Second, Sun Cemetery of Peacock River in Lop Nur, Xinjiang
The Sun Cemetery, as its name implies, is a tomb whose structure and appearance resemble dazzling sunlight. It is located on the Peacock River in Lop Nur, Xinjiang, where Loulan Beauty was discovered 3800 years ago!
Around the central tomb, there are seven concentric circles inside and outside, with circular piles. There is radiation outside the circle, which is about 5 meters long. What is even more intriguing is that the owners of these tombs are all men, buried with their backs straight, their heads facing east and their feet facing west!
Three, Ningxia Yinchuan Helan Mountain Sun God Rock Painting
The rock paintings of Helan Mountain can be said to be a typical representative of nomadic culture in the northern grassland, and the worship of the sun god is even more eye-catching!
This Sun God rock painting is carved on a rock wall 40 meters above the ground. The most prominent image is the double ring with bright eyes and the radial lines on the head!
In addition to nomadic people, there are many similar sun worship relics in the Sanxingdui culture of ancient Shu that we are familiar with:
Now it is a symbol of China's heritage? The sun is negative?
Sanxingdui sun gear, although it will be ridiculed as? Steering wheel?
The hot sun can't look straight, but it scatters brilliance to warm the world. Sun in the distance seems to be a god who pays equal attention to kindness and prestige! Circle, radiation, cross, six-pointed star and swastika may all be abstract symbols of ancient people worshiping the sun!
Finally, a 7000-year-old sun man from Hubei Museum gave it to you!