2. "Desert Ghost Blows Lights"

3. Paradise Box of National Treasures

4. Jin Tianbao Box

5. Thief of Dongling

6. Jin Tianbao Box

7. Thief of Dongling

8. Tomb Road

Definition of tomb raiding: Tomb raiding refers to the act of an individual or group illegally entering a mausoleum that does not belong to their own property and taking out the items for their own use. Its occurrence is usually accompanied by irreparable damage to ancient tombs. Archaeology, similar to grave robbery, is generally a large-scale behavior of official organizations entering ancient tombs to take out the contents for archaeological analysis. The most fundamental difference between archaeology and grave robbery is that grave robbery is for personal illegal interests and will cause great damage to cultural relics. Archaeology, on the other hand, is for the benefit of society, and the items taken out are generally stored in museums or entered into the national archives for research, restoration and protection. It is quite ignorant to equate grave robbery with archaeology.

Archaeological data of the Neolithic Age can already see the remains of conscious destruction of tombs. After the social change of "bad manners, happy collapse" in the Spring and Autumn Period, the wind of reburial rose, so grave robbery prevailed. Shaanxi Fengxiang 1 Qin Cemetery is the largest tomb in the pre-Qin period discovered so far, and it is also the largest tomb excavated by scientific archaeological methods in China at present. A total of 247 stolen caves were found in this ancient tomb, of which 10 directly entered the tomb.