article_snippet.sent: A gang of eight dug a 50m underground tunnel in an attempt to steal the ancient treasures inside a 1,400-year-old temple.
article_snippet.sent: The real-life tomb raiders began The real-life tomb raiders daring plan by renting a restaurant across the road from Guanghui Temple in Zhengdin County, North China at the start of February.
article_snippet.sent: And while serving snacks to the public at the front of the building, a team on the inside was hard at work with shovels, ladders, and power drills - digging their way towards the temple's famous Hua Pagoda.
article_snippet.sent: A seven-metre deep tunnel, which led to a 50m-long underground passage, was discovered by police when police raided Gang's property - across the road from Guanghui Temple .
article_snippet.sent: After two days of investigation, police officers located the tunnel and were able to determine the tunnel source.
article_snippet.sent: After removing a board on the restaurant's floor, police discovered a seven-metre-deep tunnel that opened into a passage leading towards the temple's famous Hua Pagoda located 70 metres away.
article_snippet.sent: Secret underground lair:
article_snippet.sent: a seven-metre-deep tunnel that opened into a passage leading towards the Hua pagoda located 70 metres away was around 50 metres long when five gang members was caught on March 6 . a seven-metre-deep tunnel that opened into a passage leading towards the Hua pagoda located 70 metres away was around 50 metres long when five gang members was caught on March 6.
highlights_snippet.sent: Gang hatched an audacious plot to rob Guanghui Temple in North China .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Plan involved renting restaurant across the street and digging 70m tunnel .
  