有保鲜秘方还是自然原因?最早提到肉身不腐这种现象的是在中国的编年史《佛教圣徒传》中。里面说到宋朝有个叫贵宁(音译)的高僧,他殁于712年,葬于考延(音译)寺院。1276年,在宋朝行将崩溃之时,蒙古士兵挖出他的尸体,看是不是像谣传的那样有着一副不腐之身。结果发现高僧在他死后564年皮肤还有弹性和光泽,丝毫没有任何干枯和腐烂的迹象。近日,俄罗斯《共青团真理报》对这一问题进行了报道,并公布了一些科学家们的研究成果。 Preserved secrets or natural causes? The earliest reference to the body does not rot this phenomenon is in China’s chronicle “Buddhist saints” in. It says there was a monk in Song Dynasty named Gui Ning, who was buried in the temple of Kaoyan in 712. In 1276, at a time when the Song dynasty was about to collapse, Mongol soldiers scoped up his body to see if it was rumored to be corrupt. As a result, the monk was found to have the elasticity and luster of the skin 564 years after his death, without any sign of witheredness and decay. Recently, Russia’s “Communist Youth League Pravda” reported on this issue and announced the research results of some scientists.