Treasures Of Qin Shi Huang And The Terracotta Army

[@liufayue]

I am Chinese. In fact, most Chinese people are opposed to the excavation of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum, because Qin Shihuang is the great man who unified China, and to a certain extent this is the ancestor of all Chinese people. If digging the graves of ancestors is disrespect for ancestors.

[@ragnarok3199]

I admire his achievements made during his short life. In a sense, they immortalized him.

[@ImATiger-ci5ru]

He is the Real First “Chinese”

[@toptipstricksnfix3188]

Bollocks, no one would pass on that? It would show the world the early Chinese people had all sorts of connections to lost history. The pyramid is the star of the show.

[@zzmr_stretchzz8772]

i feel learning the history and preserving it is way more important than disrespecting them. if we dont theyll be lost in time eventually

[@toptipstricksnfix3188]

Dimensions are everything.

[@BlenderStudy]

Thank you for the update, TheRichest..!! I heard the terracotta soldiers were once fully painted. Absolutely stunning work of art and achievement over two thousand years ago.

[@mireillenadeau2348]

Did he ever think that one day someone would find it? Surely he knew that on some level and that inspired the greatness

[@chiangchengkooi9791]

Emperor Li Shih Min and Gengis Khan tomb yet to be discover.

[@uksreviews3167]

Great video, I heard the terracotta soldiers were once fully painted. Absolutely stunning work of art and achievement over two thousand years ago.Thanks for your information :)

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[@mstwelvedeadlycyns]

This is true!

[@tommymai3062]

This is seriously incredible

[@colinbateman8233]

I would love if they could produce a program that shows us or explains to us clearly how they were able to make these terra-cotta soldiers because Clay would’ve had to of come from a number of different places and mixing it and then the fact that they fired this in kilns they were woodfired and I know that the kilns went uphill side and temperatures varied but you think they didn’t have great distortion to the clay figures is amazing I would love to learn more about this

[@andycheng9066]

The clay used to mold the terracotta warriors is a "yellow earth" sourced from around the burial sites. Yellow earth is easy to obtain, and was appropriate due to its adhesive quality. The earth was screened and ground to remove impurities and to ensure it was fine and pure. A certain amount of white grit containing quartz sand, mica and feldspar was later added, strengthening its mechanical properties The clay was then sent to various workshops throughout the empire, involving many teams Team 1 coiled the clay to shape the feet and legs, first starting with the foot plates. The feet were next, followed by the two legs and short pants Team 2 coiled the clay to shape the arms and hands Team 3 created the heads, by molding the front and back sides of the head roughly, glued them together, and then applied several layers of mud to form the distinctive and individual facial shapes Team 4 then coiled the clay into the shape of a body, placing a sackcloth inside and pounding it until the desired shape was formed. Intricate details were then drawn by hand, and the torso was placed onto the legs The headless clay figures were then fired in a 2000 degree wood fired kiln facing upside down so they wouldn’t topple over; the hands and head were fired separately as well After firing, the clay was dried in cool shade When this was done, the heads, arms and hands are attached to the headless body, and are painted and arranged

[@junweipan2494]

When Koreans learn how to make Terracotta Warriors, they will say: Terracotta Warriors are made by Koreans.

[@montanasky3181]

I mean, if I were a tomb robber back in the day, 8,000+ infantry statues would be a little unnerving and deter me lmao💀💀💀

[@meowmeow7635]

i bet they already peek inside. must be awesome to learn how those mechanics made and how it works.

[@namelesswarrior4760]

I hope to see the excavation in my lifetime!

[@makendysanon4596]

Day 6 8. " 67y8767

[@vungochung]

I have the same feeling.

[@godsun798]

ME TOO🙏

[@flopnana5502]

Same. I’m obsessed with that place. One of my regrets will be not able to see the excavation.

[@tommymai3062]

For sure there is alooooot gold in there

[@mc0000]

China's history is simply mindblowing

[@frankwilliams9714]

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[@spankythemonkey9828]

Mercury river?! I thought that was just in the movie Mummy. I didn't know it was actually real.

[@tahmaskenchers1782]

Its real scientist did soil sample tests on the tomb mound and the soil has greatly elevated levels of mercury.

[@luxuryvision7846]

*Success isn't lucky, it's hard work and dedication!!*

[@darkten4309]

True!

[@mozambique9113]

he was a tyrant, millions of peasants die in the progress of construction of the great wall. A narcissist for sure.

[@DccAnh]

@@mozambique9113 all of that doesn’t change the fact that his success come from hard work and dedication, he’s a great and extraordinary individual who have achieved greatness regardless of his crime. He unified an empire that lasted till even today, a feat seen no where else.

[@toptipstricksnfix3188]

During the revolt that followed the power vacuum his death created the victor Yu dug access shafts all over the site and set it on fire. The fires were recorded as burning for 3 months. Hopefully the depth of the main chamber has protected it but the presence of Mercury in the soil tends to suggest that it collapsed allowing the Mercury to be absorbed by the soil. Tragic, you can only imagine how magnificent it was, its contents would have been the very best that Chinese craftsmen could make. Just to see the black pearl would be a joy for me.

[@YoloLollipops]

I think this is the reason why chinese govt doesn't go ahead with the excavation 🤔 its a matter of respecting ancestors as well as if the ancestor's place is found "ruined", then its disgrace to all ppl of china

[@Beautyinthebreakdown.]

I’d love to see the army in person.

[@MoneyRobot]

The real treasure of KZbin... MoneyRobot!

[@lyndaauwi1815]

Iam glad the Chinese people don't want his tomb opened. The emperor went through a lot to built his Tomb to such magnificent and it should be left alone for the people of china to be remembered the man who unified their country.

[@Flying_Snakes]

I visited in 2018 and want to go again some day when they open the burial mound.

[@ChristopherElwell]

What market determines the price of the terracotta soldiers??

[@mr.0inker398]

*I explored the site of the Terracotta Army Burial ground my self and nlg it is pretty cool and one time I almost died while exploring*

[@darkten4309]

😮

[@mr.0inker398]

@@darkten4309 what I just fell into a pit of acid

[@mr.0inker398]

small*

[@5thdawg917]

You should tell that story to Wonder Channel and feature in I shouldn't be alive

[@jaydeetuliakiono2242]

Did you get hit by one of them arrows

[@TheOlmecindian]

Absolutely amazing

[@t47official43]

Amazing

[@anngo4140]

That wall you're showing is the Ming Dynasty's wall, the Qin wall is largely destroyed and located further north.

[@yang5159]

Emperor Qin shi huang family name is YING, Ying zheng

[@lemanlie2356]

Epic vlog congrat🙏

[@benstevinson764]

❤ China 🇨🇳 History 🐲🐉

[@miaomiaochan]

There's no point in trying to put a price tag on the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huangdi. For one thing, we can't even begin to imagine what's actually inside. The only account we have is Sima Qian's, and it's debatable how truthful his account is, given that it was written over one hundred years after the emperor's death. Secondly, the historical and cultural significance of this site to the Chinese people cannot be measured.

[@maritalara4002]

There are so many story about china many emperor and empress rules that country but I only read only few hope I can read more about china.I watch 3 kingdom but movies is not all true more fiction.Many blood of poor poeple in china shed before to create those beautiful places for me it is a mark of blood and strength before finishing those tomb and wall really a great history for Chinese poeple😇👍👍

[@candiceperry7916]

It is awesome to learn about the treasure of China

[@frankwilliams9714]

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[@bongwelt4903]

Awsome

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[@nnf9431]

The great wall shown in this video was constructed during the Ming dynasty, the Qin great wall was made of pounded earth

[@SENOOVLOGS]

Always updated turned the notification and the bell on,,,,any reward

[@Therichest]

Thank you for the support 🖤 Glad to have you here

[@anniekirts6621]

Amazing! But...I don’t know about The Wall tho...facing backwards (Tartaria?)

[@frankwilliams9714]

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[@txxxchao]

Very vivid representation

[@KL-xs7kq]

I think that this would be a wonderful thing to share with the world. Perhaps consider selling some of the Terricotta Warriors to museums. This could help finance cost. I think this might atone for the lives that were sacrificed in building it? Just my thoughts.

[@stelaballadares1563]

leave him alone.his resting

[@ericwong4213]

$50billions? It's priceless! Those are artifacts from kingdom that unified China.

[@ml-mw7ms]

Right? It's priceless!!!!

[@truongtholam8318]

Can u make video about Cixi please?

[@deniserowley8549]

Why put prices to these finds.

[@yummysatay]

As a collective, they worth more over time when in display for tourism. In other words, please do not sell or move them, but to restore them in their former glory for generations to see and visit.

[@cryptoman9781]

This could easy worth over a trillion dollars imho.

[@anindianguy8916]

Second ......... Continue

[@LurkerDood]

WTF is China going to let us see Qin Shi Huang's Mausoleum with the flowing mercury rivers & precious stones that represented the Sun, Moon & Stars??!! 🙏🤔😬😴🥱😮

[@liufayue]

I am Chinese. In fact, most Chinese people are opposed to the excavation of Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum, because Qin Shihuang is the great man who unified China, and to a certain extent this is the ancestor of all Chinese people. If digging the graves of ancestors is disrespect for ancestors.

[@LurkerDood]

@@liufayue Hmmm, I can respect that but if his Mausoleum is still perfect & intact, the World would be amazed at what this KING 👑 had in his Afterlife if what Sima Qian described of his Mausoleum is true 🤔😮😳😲

[@liufayue]

@@LurkerDood I'm glad you can understand. Qin Shihuang's secret may only be left for time to explain.

[@LurkerDood]

@@liufayue 😁 🤙

[@TheExtraterrestrial99]

@@LurkerDood The archaeologist is actually worried on how to store all the artifacts once they dig it out. They also worried some would be destroyed or coloring would faded off once contact with air. Those artifacts are too valuable to face damage like that. EDIT: So they currently just exploring the pits around it. Those pits actually not even completely being dig yet.

[@festimelutisoska3155]

Mashallah

[@dominicthomas7518]

Will you be talking about Chiang Kai-Shek ?? He one of the richest too.

[@darkten4309]

WOW!!!!

[@frankwilliams9714]

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[@nillabean215]

see it doesn't matter how much its valued at, leave it alone. if it wasn't yours to begin with, stop touching shit. cuz some shit got end up in yo home nd fuck yo whole life up.this is why the Chinese still haven't touched it, cuz they don't want nothing coming from out that tomb.

[@dtoad5576]

careful. the great wall was built in many different sections in different eras over time. not all by emperor Qin

[@czjt79a]

I hope they find a way to excavate the tomb! So cool

[@lukeslater3469]

This is COOL😎👌🏻.

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[@justsomeone931]

They should unearth it like wtf is the he going to do? He's dead and has been for thousands of years☠💀

[@ragnarok3199]

There's nothing there. The mausoleum was looted by Xiang Yu's army

[@reggiegambles2814]

I think it was already opened.

[@tedcleveland8488]

I hope they at least make the farmer rich for discovering that

[@styin6077]

In fact, they received some compensation, and one of them, who is still alive today, also benefited from this discovery.

[@buddhadhammamonk]

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[@qinshi6278]

Holding all the evil a way from the kids is not worth 50 billion (

[@kommusik8270]

He just build great wall . Jo sua/ Yu sa / SHI Huang . Born on champa -+ 40 bc. East Cinderella story. Greates name Zul qarnaen As . Sail from Mekong river to Hawai U-turn Nusantara n far east . Where the new world start from him . Another story' Legend of three king dom .

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[@브라이언코리아]

Unfortunately, due to technical problems, within 5 minutes of these great works of art coming into contact with the air for the first time, the gorgeous colors degraded into earthy yellow, which is really a huge loss to the field of human art.

[@mrpleasure5787]

Hmmm wonderful 🙊🙊

[@krishnaprasads3745]

Interesting

[@evapaparisteidou9040]

Yes, he made the first Great Wall. But why do you show the Great Wall of the Ming?

[@alimanchua2327]

Qin Shi Huang claim him self as first emperor of Qin that is "Qin shi huang" mean, china already had 8 emperors before him (三皇五帝)

[@TK-my7jg]

what you talking about? 三皇五帝 means 3 famous emperors and 5 famous kings, not means only 8 emperors There were 57 emperors and 161 kings before Qin Shi Huang It's a common Knowledge

[@proress]

first one to unify china

[@beargamingtv23]

the government avoiding to open the vault this statues might be awaken when it's open

[@jjmulvaney2758]

The Mausoleum has never been opened in thousands of years.

[@philipcallicoat3147]

What overwhelmed me was every clay soldier has a different face!!!! As for excavation of the tomb would be on par with the same desecration going on in the archaeology world... A more acceptable name for grave robbers....🤬

[@ameliad8055]

Let the emperor and his properties rest, intact.

[@BenStevenson-c4z]

❤ China 🇨🇳🐲🐉

[@tuberosity.amalgum]

SADDAM, WE GOT WHAT WE WERE FIGHTING FOR. JUST THEN. THIS IS EMPOROR WU ZEITIAN-HISTORY'S MALIFICATION!

[@steezgotsteez]

Notigang

[@yongkiamirson1115]

Friends. .

[@ajinkyabhosale9910]

I am here ..

[@Therichest]

So am I 👋

[@a.d.mitchell2613]

He's not the first emperor many many before him because who was his father who was his grandfather who was his great-grandfather I'm going with this he was in the first emperor at all

[@Nappy17691821]

Don’t know they could actually excavate it safely.

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[@Grenade825]

More then likely his body is even poisoned

[@AmazianLinsation82]

Lol thats how much the FED prints in a day. How times have changed lol

[@Zulng]

In my opinion drawing using this system using white paper is hard to see, better with black paper drawing

[@andresperez7476]

Wow 😭😁😄

[@mozambique9113]

he was a tyrant, millions of peasants die in the progress of construction of the great wall. A narcissist for sure.

[@JohnSmith-we5lf]

Chin she whang truly was the big whang😂

[@Lemon83166]

Um, the monetary value of what its equal to today doesnt mean anything in relation to monetary values back in 200bc. To be frank, for all we know, resources could have been abundant and give and take of monetary funds may not have been as influenced back then as it is today, in our selfish 21st century civilisation. You even mentioned that we dont know the wealth of the emperor, which means it nay not have been a true thing of existence, but rather the emperor was served by the people in recognition of his greatness, and in exchange, the people under the Emperor were treated on equal terms. Expressing the nodern day cost of construction for the GW of China and cost of rare coins means nothing back in 200bc. The Mauseluem of the Emperor itself is of real question. Why did he create something so grand and large, that took so many resources, if only to write himself into history? It doesnt seem feasable, especially when they decided to hide it with natural fauna. This building seems similiar to what Egyptians did. They also built tombs and created ornaments etc to "protect" them in the after life and take with them to the after world. I wonder what the true meaning of all this is. Different parts of the world doing similar things during a time where lack of communication between continents was evident. I think we should wonder more about why this would be necessary for a dead man. Is there something more to life and this world than what we currently know?

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[@5thdawg917]

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[@dandougie363]

Imagine this tomb was in the bronx😂

[@1wayin2waysout9]

😱

[@AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

My condo is the size of an emperors tomb. It has a bedroom, kitchen and office for the after life

[@battlechoads6515]

Who trynna pull off a heist

[@ShriyaDamayanthi]

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[@J1WE]

Haha 3:45 As if Ill believe they were convicts and not basically slaves or indentured through some law

[@mc0000]

slaves? you think this is america?

[@J1WE]

@@mc0000 are you implying, during this period in history, there were slaves in the Americas ? North? South? Central?

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Oh

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[@Ss-qi6qq]

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[@Therichest]

Is it more important than F?

[@Ss-qi6qq]

@@Therichest probably more important than G

[@greggreg2263]

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[@ShriyaDamayanthi]

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[@tormentazo]

first🤪🤙

[@nasalimbu3078]

O sharine

[@danielng8894]

just send drones

[@5thdawg917]

We must bring these stones & put them in the British Museum in London

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[@ruripapi]

For what lmfao

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[@peteraustin8892]

Little late 😂

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[@blue_diamond_gem]

No gold or silver meh