In ancient times, people, businessmen and officials didn't have safes. Sometimes people make a windfall, or accumulate a lot of wealth after decades, so where will they put their money? Let's give an example first: the place where small Shenyang put money when it was robbed.
Small Shenyang is a huge greed in the history of China, and it can be called the leader of the corruption circle. The Gongwangfu where he lives is a treasure. Emperor Jiaqing sent a task force to work for six days and six nights, just to clean up the treasures accumulated with adults for many years.
There was no safe in ancient times, so where would the money go? There was no safe in ancient times, so where would their money go? Let's give an example. Little Shenyang, the first corrupt official in the world, took his money when he was robbed.
Small Shenyang is a huge greed in the history of China, and it can be called the leader of the corruption circle. The Gongwangfu where he lives is a treasure house. Emperor Jiaqing sent people to work continuously for six days and six nights before sorting out the wealth accumulated by Xiao Shenyang for many years.
Small Shenyang is a huge greed in the history of China, and it can be called a leader in the field of corruption. Huge amounts of gold, silver and jewelry will naturally not be scattered in the living room and kitchen. After on-site investigation, it was found that Xiao Shenyang hid the money in the pillars supporting the house, so any pillar was extremely heavy and shiny inside. When the property manager went to Xiao Shenyang's bedroom, he accidentally bumped into the wall, only to find it was empty. Then knock it open with a hammer, and everyone present was shocked. I saw a brick wall made of gold bars, neatly stacked there.
Little Shenyang hides money in the pillars that support the house, so any pillar is very heavy. Finally, everyone knocked on the other wall to see if it was empty. As a result, it is obvious that most of the walls have treasures. However, there are still many corrupt officials, and there are countless greedy money, and the methods of hiding treasures are also strange.
Zhang Jun, a warlord in the Southern Song Dynasty, was good at collecting money and had a mountain of money at home. He ordered people to melt the money and cast it into a silver ball weighing 50 kilograms, named "Helpless". Even if thieves break into houses, they can't move and steal.