Lady Xin. Lady Dai - The Most Well Preserved Mummy in China Xin Zhui. Body of Lady Dai with mourners detail Funeral banner of Lady Dai Xin Zhui 2nd century BCE silk 205 x 92 x 477 cm Hunan Provincial Museum In the mourning scene we can also appreciate the importance of Lady Dais banner for understanding how artists began to represent depth and space in early Chinese painting.
In 1971 A road was built as a result they had to dig the ground deeper. Her preserved body along with that of her husband and. Lady Dai - The Most Well Preserved Mummy in China Xin Zhui.
From the first moment you lay eyes on her you wont be able to get her out of your mind.
Now more than 2000 years old Xin Zhui also known as Lady Dai is a mummified woman of Chinas Han dynasty 206 BC-220 AD who still has her own hair is soft to the touch and has ligaments that still bend much like a living person. A man who is good at please his lady in every way everywhere like to try new things explore more in life. Lady Dai - The Most Well Preserved Mummy in China Xin Zhui. Xin is Scorpio October 24th November 22nd The Scorpio woman is intense and mysterious.