明末,农民起义军首领张献忠率部进入四川,尽掠蜀内富民大贾,汇聚千金,车载百车不尽。张献忠身亡后,他所聚敛的巨额财宝自此不知去向,甚至没人说得清这笔财宝究竟是真有其事,还是一个巨大的谎言。但300多年来,围绕它的猜测和寻找从未停止过。宝藏去向传说众多有人说,人生最可悲的事,就是人死了,钱没花了。对敛财有着近于病态狂热的张献忠而言,更是如此。1646年11月,张献忠被清 At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Zhang Xianzhong, leader of the peasant uprising army led his troops to Sichuan and tried his best to enrich the people and bring together hundreds of thousands of vehicles. After Zhang Xianzhong died, he gathered a huge treasure since then disappeared, and no one even made it clear that this treasure is true or not, or a huge lie. But for more than 300 years, speculation and search around it have never stopped. Many people go to the legend of treasures to say that the saddest thing in life is that people are dead and the money is not spent. This is especially true for Zhang Xianzhong, who has near-morbid feverishness toward money-making. In November 1646, Zhang Xianzhong was cleared