曹操墓前，摆满布洛芬

曹操墓前摆满布洛芬的场景你见到过吗？

只因历史记载曹操生前患有偏头痛，他位于河南安阳的墓前，如今摆满了各类布洛芬，还附有贴心“医嘱”。

曹操高陵遗址博物馆位于河南安阳，吸引不少游客远道而来。馆内的供品柜已成为热门打卡点之一。与普通墓前鲜花、香烛的寻常祭扫模样不同，曹操的供品柜里摆满了一盒盒码放整齐的布洛芬。

According to historical records, the ancient Chinese warlord Cao Cao suffered from severe migraines. Now, visitors to his tomb in Anyang, Henan province, have been leaving boxes of ibuprofen — along with thoughtful "medical advice" notes — turning the burial site into an unlikely gathering spot for young history enthusiasts.

Unlike traditional tomb offerings of flowers and incense, the display cabinet at the Cao Cao Mausoleum Museum is filled with neatly stacked ibuprofen, making it a popular photo stop.

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这些“花式祭品”也在网络上引发广泛关注，在社交平台上，不少网友晒出曹操墓前摆满布洛芬的照片与视频，并配文：“曹丞相……要是当时有了布洛芬，你就不会头疼了。”还有网友表示支持，笑称曹操墓前是“布洛芬博览会”，还叮嘱：“吃了布洛芬，记得不能喝酒啊。”

4月5日，曹操高陵遗址博物馆景区工作人员接受媒体采访时表示，清明前来参观祭扫的游客很多，“墓前确实有很多布洛芬，每天都有新的人来送。”工作人员称，这些布洛芬是长期积累下来的，“我们不会随意清理游客送的礼品，只会将它们码放整齐”。

The trend has sparked buzz on social media. Many users have posted photos and videos of the painkiller-laden tomb.

A museum staff member told media on Sunday that many people visited during the Qingming Festival holiday. "There are indeed a lot of ibuprofen boxes at the tomb, and new ones come in every day," the staff said, adding that they don't remove the gifts but simply arrange them neatly.

4月6日，针对大量布洛芬如何处理的问题，工作人员回应称，现场有工作人员对药品进行整理并看管，暂无游客带走布洛芬的情况，会有人员定期检查，对于过期药品会在保留包装盒的基础上，将药品进行销毁。

When asked on Monday how expired medicine would be handled, the staff explained that workers regularly inspect the offerings. For expired ibuprofen, they keep the packaging but destroy the pills.

来源：新华社微信公众号综合极目新闻、广州日报、新京报等

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