 We have reason to believe that around this time the idea of hun was still relatively new." Silk painting found in the tomb of Lady Dai at Mawangdui dated to 168 BCE, interpreted (Yü 1987:367) as depicting her hun soul ascending to heaven and her family performing the zhaohun "summoning the soul" ritual below.
<coherence>  We have reason to believe that around this time the idea of hun was still relatively new." Silk painting found in the tomb of Lady Dai at Mawangdui dated to 168 BCE, interpreted (Yü 1987:367) as depicting her hun soul ascending to heaven and her family performing the zhaohun "summoning the soul" ritual below.
 We have reason to believe that around this time the idea of hun was still relatively new." Silk painting found in the tomb of Lady Dai at Mawangdui dated to 168 BCE, interpreted as depicting her hun soul ascending to heaven and her family performing the zhaohun "summoning the soul" ritual below.