Terracotta Warriors Composition 700 (1) This summer vacation, my mother and I went to Xi 'an, one of the four ancient capitals. We visited the majestic Wild Goose Pagoda, Huaqingchi, the oldest royal garden in China, and the picturesque Mount Li ... However, what impressed me most was the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Museum, which is famous at home and abroad.
We bought tickets and walked into the gate, ah! This museum is really big! There are many exhibition halls in it. One of the most striking domes is the "No.1 Pit Hall of Qin Terracotta Warriors".
I can't wait to drag my mother to run there. I finally saw the Terracotta Warriors! As soon as I entered the hall, I was stunned by what I saw. It is many times more spectacular than I expected. I saw that the ground of the hall was a very big pit, and the pit was full of neatly arranged clay figurines. You see, they are wearing battle shirts, armor and boots. Some of them hold swords, some hold swords, and some hold shields. They are as big as real people. They all look serious and lifelike, with their eyes wide open and their lips tight, as if waiting for a fight with the enemy.
Walking and watching, I unconsciously walked into the hall of No.2 pit, and the phalanx of infantry, chariots, cavalry, crossbowmen and other arms formed a huge army array. The archer must have pulled the bow with one hand and put the arrow with the other. It seems that as soon as the enemy arrives, he will send ten thousand arrows. Those who lead and ride horses must be knights. They seem to be getting ready to mount a horse and fight!
My mother clung to me for fear that I would get lost. We followed the tour guide, listened carefully, watched while listening, and asked questions. The tour guide aunt said that three pits have been found, with about 8,000 servants, and only a few hundred have been unearthed. They used to wear colorful clothes. After they were unearthed, due to the oxidation of air, they became the color of the soil we see now. These servants include generals, warriors, military historians, chariots and horses, etc. They have different identities and costumes, and each servant has a different expression. I looked at it carefully. Really, the people standing at the front of the line must be ordinary public servants. They wear golden helmets, armor and swords. Those who stand upright and energetic without armor in the back must be the servants of the samurai. ...
Looking at these lifelike terracotta warriors and horses with different expressions, I seem to see the ancient battlefield of Ma Benteng Slaughterhouse with thousands of troops, and hear the cries of trumpets and gongs and drums.
Time passed unconsciously, and I reluctantly left under the urging of my mother's voice. After going out, my mother and I said with emotion, "It's really one of eight wonders of the world!"
Terracotta Warriors Composition 700 (II) During the summer vacation, our family went to Xi 'an for a trip. When you arrive in Xi 'an, the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, you will definitely see the world-famous Terracotta Warriors!
It was very hot and crowded when I went to see the Terracotta Warriors. Fortunately, my mother's good friend drove us there, otherwise it would be tired and hot. There are three pits in the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Tourist Area, which are called Pit No.1, Pit No.2 and Pit No.3. Then let me introduce these pits!
In the first pit, there are two famous chariots, one is a flat car, which should be used by the emperor to travel at ordinary times. The carriage is capped, and people sitting in the car can shelter from the wind and rain; One is a chariot, where people stand in the carriage to observe the enemy's situation and fight against the enemy. I don't know what these two cars looked like when they were dug up, but now they look glittering and exquisitely made. My mother joked that they were better than modern ones. The second pit is the largest, at least as big as a football field. I was shocked as soon as I entered. How spectacular! Rows of terracotta warriors and horses sitting or standing, each taller than a real person, are so lifelike. I wanted to count how many terracotta warriors and horses there were, but I gave up after counting for a while. I really can't count, there are at least thousands. In addition to the complete terracotta warriors and horses, there are many broken fragments in the pit, some like arms and some like heads. I thought, "Did they break down on the battlefield?" . Mom said that the beautiful terracotta warriors and horses were all pieced together with these fragments, and how much effort the staff spent! The third pit is the smallest and contains the least things. It seems that there are less than 100 soldiers, and there should be no 50 horses. However, there are several wooden chariots in the pit, which is gratifying. The whole pit is divided into many rooms. It is said that this pit is similar to the command post of the current battle, so it seems to have more functions, rather than winning by more.
The ancient emperors were really powerful. Even after his death, he needed so many troops to defend him. I heard that it took decades to build these terracotta warriors and the underground palace of Qin Shihuang. Now Qin Shihuang's "underground palace" has not been dug up, and I don't know what a spectacular sight it will be. But fortunately, it was not dug up. If it is really filled with toxic mercury like the legend, the consequences will be a bit unimaginable.
Terracotta Warriors Composition 700 (3) Hi! Hello, everyone, I'm your tour guide-Xiao Jin. Welcome to the Terracotta Warriors in Xi. Today, I will provide you with all-round services.
Now our car is on its way to the Terracotta Warriors. Let me tell you about its history first. As we all know, Qin Shihuang was the first emperor to unify China, and his mausoleum is 30 kilometers east of Xi. Today, our destination is only the Terracotta Warriors and Horses located 1.5 km east of the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor. There are 80,000 terracotta warriors and horses on display. They are all kinds, lined up, magnificent and shocking.
Okay, here we are. Please get off with me. There are three pits here. Look at the first pit in order first!
Everybody, come with me. Pit No.1 has the largest area, with a length of 230 meters from east to west and more than 6,000 terracotta warriors and horses. Let's go down. Look, this is a statue of a soldier. The height is 1.8 to1.97m.. It is wearing a shirt and armor, which is equivalent to the "bulletproof vest" of that year. The shoes he wears on his feet are unique, with the front ends upturned. Spear in hand! Have you found that all the warrior figures here have a feature, that is, they all have moustaches. Look at its domineering, it will frighten the enemy out of my wits!
Look, this is the second pit. Looking in the direction of my finger, the first one standing there is the statue of the general. Look, how big is his figure? He wears a crane crown, armor and a sword in his hand. As you can imagine, this sword was shining in those days, and it was a symbol of power and status. It looks thoughtful, as if considering how to retreat from the enemy. The terracotta warriors and horses kneeling on the ground over there are all kneeling figures. Look at his bright eyes, like an eagle staring at its prey.
Everybody follow me and go left again. This is a statue of cavalry. He rode on a horse, holding a bow and arrow, as if waiting for the general's command, and then went out to fight the enemy to the death.
Well, my explanation is over here. Now everyone can move freely, and we will meet at the door in an hour and a half.
Ladies and gentlemen, today's trip is over. Now our driver, Master Chen, will take you back to the hotel to rest. When you visit Xi again in the future, I will be glad to serve you again. My phone number is 1234567. I look forward to seeing you again!
Before 700 (4), the Terracotta Warriors only saw Qin Shihuang in the book Five Years in China. The information and pictures of this Terracotta Warriors are different, because my parents want to show me the real version of Qin Terracotta Warriors, Xi 'an! Here is the world-famous Qin Terracotta Warriors Museum, the eighth wonder of the world. Former US President Bill Clinton and Russian President Vladimir Putin have visited here, and I am dancing with joy!
At the gate of the museum, the guide first showed us around the exhibition hall. A diamond-shaped blue pattern in the museum attracted me, so I took a closer look. It turned out that the sign of "World Cultural Heritage" was written on it, which was very distinctive. After walking down a few steps, we saw two spectacular puppets, a smiling Qin Bing figurine holding a little girl. The tour guide told us that they had appeared in the Beijing Olympic Games.
Through the bright exhibition hall, the tour guide led us into a dim small hall, and the dim light made the surrounding scenery more vivid. Four good horses in the glass cabinet are pulling a car. The horse's body is gray, and many black patches are dotted on the horse's powerful long legs. You can imagine how heroic they will be when they fly! But why are there only four horses? Qin Shihuang, who was originally competitive, thought that "four" was homophonic with "a word spoken by a gentleman, recalling a horse is hard to catch up with", which could show that he was a gentleman who kept his promise.
Go ahead, many glass cabinets display various cultural relics. There is a shield. Arrow. There are also several painted carriages ... the tour guide told us that all the cultural relics here are cast in bronze. Enough to prove that China in the Qin Dynasty was still very rich.
Out of the small hall, we came to the Qin Terracotta Warriors Museum, where there are three pits. The tour guide said that this place was discovered by accident by an old man named Yang while digging a well. Therefore, there is also a local jingle: turn over and never forget * * *, and get rich all by Qin Shihuang. Horizontal criticism: Thanks to Lao Yang.
As soon as I entered the door, I was shocked by the grandeur of pit one. At first glance, every pit is full of terracotta warriors and horses, crowded with people, and some still wear crowns. Some face cloth beard. Some eyes are sharp ... they all look different and lifelike. It's hard to imagine how the ancients managed to draw such fine paintings. Looking from a distance, I was stunned by the majestic sight here and I didn't want to leave for a long time.
When I came to the second pit, there were many terracotta warriors and horses unearthed, and the area was not as big as that of the first pit. The pit is littered with unearthed terracotta warriors and horses, some with their heads exposed and some with their bodies exposed ... The tour guide said that it was once seriously damaged and all the excavated ones were dilapidated. Pit No.3 is somewhat similar to Pit No.2, but most of them have been unearthed. Those terracotta warriors and horses stand straight, with swords, guns and sticks, and their faces are serious. Not far away, there are still some repair tools piled up. The tour guide told us that it will take more than five years to restore the Terracotta Warriors in A Qin in less than three years.
I thought, why are there so many terracotta warriors and horses? It is said that Qin Shihuang was born cruel and a bad king. Therefore, I hope that I will not be violated by others after my death, so I ordered a large number of people to be soldiers and horses as a funeral to protect him.
After visiting the Qin Terracotta Warriors, I was deeply touched. I hope I will go again in the future.
Terracotta Warriors Composition 700 (5) During the summer vacation, I went to Xi 'an, Shaanxi to play.
We came to the Terracotta Warriors Museum in Xi 'an. The Terracotta Warriors Museum is located in Qinling Road, Lintong District, Xi City, with Lishan Mountain in the south and Weihe River in the north. It is the eighth wonder of the world. Three terracotta warriors and horses have been found, which are called Pit No.1, Pit No.2 and Pit No.3 respectively.
Let me talk about a pit first. The first pit is the most magnificent of the three pits. More than 6,000 pieces of cultural relics were unearthed in No.1 pit. These terracotta figures consist of a striker, a main body, a flank and a defender. The light troops wearing tsing yi hats at the front end are forwards. There are 204 forwards. After the striker, a team with chariots and infantry as the main body. On the left and right sides of the army array, there is an outward horizontal line of infantry figurines, which is the flank. At the last end of the array, there is an army facing the rear, that is, the defenders.
The first pit is the most magnificent pit, and the second pit is the most complicated pit.
More than 300 pieces of cultural relics/kloc-0 were unearthed in pit 2. The second pit consists of crossbowman phalanx, mixed phalanx and cavalry phalanx. At the northeast end of the figurine pit is a crossbowman array, consisting of 332 crossbowmen. There is a 160 kneeling figure in the center of the array, and a 172 vertical figure around it. At the southern end of the pit is a chariot phalanx with 64 chariots. There is no infantry behind the car, which is very different from the first pit. In the middle of the pit is a mixed phalanx composed of 19 chariots, 264 infantry and 8 groups of cavalry. To the north of the pit, there is a cavalry formation. Under the guidance of the chariot, there are 108 riders, arranged in a neat rectangular team, commanding and very neat.
In ancient times, no matter big or small battles, there must be a command organ, and this command organ is the third pit in the Terracotta Warriors. But why? We'll know later.
The third pit is the smallest, with only 68 unearthed pottery figurines. Now I can say why the third pit is the command organ. Because the location of the No.3 pit is behind the No.1 pit and No.2 pit, I judge it is the command organ. Judging from the unearthed pottery figurines, they all show their high level, so I judge it is the command organ. ...
There are so many terracotta warriors and horses here, about 8,000 in total. Plus the number of terracotta warriors and horses in Sankeng. Huh? Why is it only 7998 yuan? It turned out that two painted bronze chariots and horses were found 20 meters west of the mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor.
These two bronze chariots and horses are: the first car is upright, and the second car is loaded. 1 car is a driveway car, and car 2 is the owner's car. Under the repair of experts, these two cars reappeared their gorgeous charm.
After listening to my introduction, you must have some yearning for Xi 'an! If so, go to Xi 'an to play!