“Emperor Qin Shihuang wiped out and unified the war-torn six countries of ancient Central China in awful and strong momentum. While, as we face the real scene of this tomb in person, we cannot help being impressed by it. The Record of History once recorded that: “Excavate three layers of spring water and fill the copper water to seal the seams, after that put into the outer coffin and then build palaces, set the positions of all officials of all ranks and move rare utensils, treasure, strange stones, etc. to fully fill it. Make the mountains and rivers with hydrargyrum and transfer and fill with machines. There were astronomical images at the mausoleum roof and there are geographical figures on the ground. Make torches with giant salamander oil so as to keep it lighting for a long time”. Now, Emperor Qin Shihuang still seems to be the imperial monarch governing the world in the nether underground kingdom.

We will visit a Terra-cotta making factory.The shaping forms and methods of the Terracotta Warriors were all based on real life. Each soldier's physique, attire, and expression were meticulously portrayed. According to archaeologists, when the Terracotta Army was unearthed, their bodies have various colours. The factory will show you how the Terracotta Warriors were made from clay to masterpiece