Egyptian town is lying on the huge statue of Dafa

[Global Times Special Reporter Huang Peizhao] 32 kilometers from the Egyptian capital Cairo, and the "Global Times" reporter came to a small village named "Mit Raisner". Although the village is not large, it is not the same as other villages, but it is not small. It is the oldest capital of Egypt's oldest capital Monfis. Today, the most attractive thing here is the huge statue of the Pharaoh Lamisis (also translated Lamsis) lying on the ground (also translated Lamsis) (as shown on the right). If the standing position is restored, the statue has 5 floors height, it is stored in a semi -open small museum.

The staff Idris told the Global Times reporter that there were 4 capitals in Egyptian history. The earliest was Memphis, followed by the bottom of the south (today called Luxo), Alexander and Cairo. In 3100 BC, Memphis was built after the Fa Lao Mei Nice unified north and south Egypt. At that time, it was called "White City" -the walls of the city were covered with white plaster powder. About 800 years later, Monfis has been the capital, religion and cultural center of Egypt.

However, after the Egyptian capital was relocated, Monfis gradually declined, and it was unknown in the Middle Ages. In 641 AD, when the Arab general Amuro Alce conquered Egypt, Memphis was already ruined. They used this as a quarry and provided a steady stream of building materials for the later construction of Cairo. The flood of the Nile River brought a lot of silt. Over time, Monfis became a vertical plain, with jujube trees growing on the ruins, and people covered the farmhouse. Hina. When farmers cover the foundation or dig ditch, the tools often touch the cultural relics buried underground. In modern times, large -scale archeological work has begun here, and more and more civilized heritage can be seen again. Among them, the most exciting and proud of the Egyptians is the huge statue of Latinus II discovered in 1820.

"Global Times" reporter noticed that there are two layers of museums carefully preserved in the statue of Latinos II. The statue is located on the first floor. The second floor facilitates tourists to watch the statue from a high place. The statue lying on his back, holding the authority with his right hand, the left hand was incomplete, and the legs were incomplete. Although it is lying, after thousands of years of erosion, the statue face is still well preserved, the facial details are vivid and realistic, and the pictographs on the statue are clearly visible. Idris said that the statue was originally carved on a whole granite stone, standing up to 15 meters, and the carving worker was delicate and exquisite. "Unfortunately, in a earthquake, the statue's legs and left hand were broken. The statue is now now. You can only lie in the museum. Because the statue is large, there is no other except the statue, and the museum is particularly small. It is even known as the smallest museum in Egypt. "

Idris said that Latinus II was one of the greatest Pharaohs in Egyptian history and the most legendary Pharaoh. He was ascended to the age of 24, died at the age of 91. In the 67th year, in addition to 8 positive wives, there are hundreds of beautiful beauty, and about 100 children have been given. Latinos II was hailed as "Latin Sissus" by future generations. Latinus II has statues in many places in Egypt, but most of them south. Monfis, at the southern end of the Nile Delta, discovered such a tall statue such as Latinus II.

"Global Times" reporters walked out of the museum and found that there were still many "treasures" that were discovered not far outside. One of the lions was very eye -catching. According to reports, this lion body's face is cut from the rock carving. Because the white and slightly yellow color of the Fang Xieshi are very similar to the color of the snowflake gypsum, the face of this lion body is also called "Snowflake gypsum lion body "Noodles", or named "Men Feis Lion's Face Face", distinguish the lion body of the Jegisa pyramid. The Memphis Lion's face is 8 meters long, 4 meters high, and weighs about 90 tons. It ranks third in Egyptian existing lions. Moreover, according to inspection in the industry, this lion's face is "the largest statue of square decomposite in history."

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