Location:

Xi'an

The Terracotta Warriors are a masterpiece of the Qin Dynasty in ancient China and one of the most spectacular and shocking archaeological finds in the world. Located in Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China, they are part of the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin, which dates back more than 2,000 years. The Terra-cotta Army is famous for its large number of lifelike sculptures, each with unique facial expressions, equipment and costumes, which vividly demonstrate the military power and exquisite craftsmanship of ancient China.

The scale of the terracotta warriors is breathtaking, they were found in their thousands, arranged in an orderly manner, as if forming a large army. These sculptures reflect the wisdom and craftsmanship of the working people of ancient China, and each terra-cotta warrior is made with exquisite ceramic techniques, vividly showing the form, expression and fighting posture of the ancient soldiers.

The Terra-cotta warriors not only show the grandeur of ancient Chinese military, but also leave a precious historical and cultural heritage to future generations. Their discovery gives people a deeper understanding of the social system, military organization and handicraft level of the Qin Dynasty, and also shows the wisdom and hard-working spirit of the working people in ancient China.

The Terracotta Army is a world cultural heritage and one of the important symbols of Chinese history and culture. Their magnificence, exquisite craftsmanship and historical connotation attract tourists from all over the world to come and watch them, becoming a highlight of China's tourism industry.