In the ruins of Niya, there is no broken halberd broken arrow buried by sand, and there are no traces of war with white bones everywhere. All the unearthed bodies are calm and serene, with rich funerary objects. Their graves are full of peace and prosperity. All the ruins of the house are intact. They sat there neatly, calm and serene, as if their master had not gone far. When the smoke rises again, the cattle and sheep will enjoy themselves again, and the laughter of Niya's children will pervade the streets. If the essence is destroyed by the war, how can we explain all this irrationality?

It is also said that perfection may be destroyed by the deterioration of natural conditions. Niya site is located in the northern part of Niya River Basin in Minfeng County, which was a medium-sized river in Taklimakan desert area at that time. The snow water flowing from Kunlun Mountain gave birth to the triangle oasis in the Niya River basin, which became the support of western countries. The climate in the western regions is extremely dry, and the process of desert flowering is very rapid, and the rivers in it often change course or disappear. If the Niya River, which raised Jingjue House, changes its flow direction, or the water volume decreases, and sandstorms interfere with Jingjue people's lives, then Jingjue people may indeed give up the land where they have lived for generations.

"The Story of the Western Regions" said that Guo Jingguo was "hot and humid, with reeds and no way back". Such a place is hard to live in, and it will never be the wool when Guo Jingren first settled down. It can be seen that the environment in Guo Jing at that time was very sinister. There is also such a clause in the unearthed Ruben wooden slips: "Cut down a living tree, punish a horse, cut down branches and punish a cow." Perfect countries have begun to protect trees by legal means, which shows that trees are becoming more and more important. this is ...

Suggest that the ecology of Niya Oasis is beginning to deteriorate? Will the abandonment of the perfect country be related to the gradual deterioration of natural conditions? & lt/P

If the water source is still there, the process of desertification will be curbed. If Jingjue people face the threat of drought, it must be related to the change of Niya River. There may be two factors, one is the diversion of the river, and the other is the large-scale settlement of other residents in the upper reaches of the river, which greatly increases the consumption of the river. But now people have not found any evidence of large-scale diversion of the Niya River around the Niya site, nor have they found any human settlements in the upper reaches of the Niya River. In addition, in the ruins of Niya, many houses are surrounded by giant trees, and the trunks are too thick for one person to hold, and the trees in the orchard are neat. Mulberry trees are arranged neatly, and many of them are giant mulberries for decades. Judging from the silt accumulated near the residence, there are traces of ponds. In such a good living environment, it is hard to say that the Niya River will suddenly stop flowing, leading to the collapse of the extinction realm. Even due to the deterioration of the environment, the whole country will be completely relocated. However, why are all kinds of unopened documents still neatly placed on the wall of the house? If they move because of the change of environment, the elites have more reason to abandon their posts and run away.

It's not natural forces, it's not war, so why did the elites move away? Archaeologists found the remains of a dog in the ruins of a house in Virginia. It has a rope around its neck, and the other end of the rope is tied to a post. Obviously, the owner forgot to untie the rope when he left, and the dog starved to death. What happened to make the owner leave in a hurry, even forgetting to understand the dog's rope? Perhaps, he thought he would come back soon, so he didn't consider the life and death of his dog, but why did he never come back? If the elite residents really moved collectively, where did they move? Archaeologists didn't find any clues, but it was after Niya abandoned the ancient writing that it was lost and "died".

1600 did thousands of elite residents suddenly disappear at the same time the day before? If this happened, why didn't it be recorded? How did this happen?

The starting point is a mystery, and so is the ending point. The perfect country passed like a meteor in the historical sky, leaving no shadow. You may ask: Where is the truth? Can people find the answer? I regret to say that maybe we will never know the answer again.

In the Western Jin Dynasty, Jingjue State was annexed by Shanshan State, which was called Jingjue State of Shanshan State, and was autonomous by the nobles of the former Jingjue State.

1600 years ago, the perfect country suddenly disappeared mysteriously. What is the reason? So far, there is no definite statement.