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2010年,陕西省公安、文物部门从美国追索回被盗卖境外数年的唐敬陵武惠妃(贞顺皇后)彩绘石棺,交由陕西历史博物馆收藏。该棺四周刻满了浮雕及线刻画,精彩绝伦,多元文化色彩浓厚,引起学界很大关注。武惠妃作为唐玄宗宠妃,于开元二十五年(737)终于兴庆宫,死后被玄宗赠为贞顺皇后,葬于敬陵(今陕西西安长安区大兆镇)。为了安抚这位命运多舛的宠
In 2010, the public security and cultural relics department of Shaanxi Province reclaimed the painted sarcophagus of Tang Jingling Wu Hui Fei (Queen of Fushun Empress) who had been trafficked for sale outside the United States for several years and handed it over to the Shaanxi History Museum for collection. The coffin surrounded by embossed and engraved lines, fantastic, multiculturalism, aroused great concern to the academic community. Wu Hui Fei as Emperor Xuan Zong pet concubine, Kaiyuan twenty-five years (737) finally Xingqing Gong, Xuan Zong was donated by the deceased as Queen Zheng Shun, was buried in King (now Chang’an District, Xi’an, Shaanxi Province). In order to appease the fate of multi-fold pet