The Eighth Wonder of the World | 4K HDR | Terracotta Warriors In Xi'an | 西安 | 秦始皇兵马俑

[@HKChineseCanadian]

Boy, this place has really changed over the years. I first went to Xian in 1985 with my mother and stayed at the Golden flower hotel. It was my first trip to China and I loved it even though back then the roads were bumpy and the food was not the best. I thought the women in Xian were very beautiful. The Terracotta Warriors were just discovered one decade earlier by farmers. The museum was just one building covering a dug out in the ground with a few soldiers but it was very impressive. To think that if it weren't for a farmer digging in the area, the Terracotta Warriors would still be a secret to the world. I wonder if that farmer is still alive? Have a great time. Max, thanks again. I have not visited Xian since 1985 but I would like to go back and ride a bike on the city walls and witness the transformation of this once dusty and poor city to a great modern metropolis.

[@WalkEast]

Oh, what a great sharing! Your 1985's visiting was so impressive, my dear friend. The Terracotta Warriors were discovered in 1974 and keeping in discovering job for decades, and yes, it has a huge difference with 1985's museum. I can totally imagine how poor and simple that museum was in 1985. The farmer who discovered the Terracotta Warriors is called Yang Zhifa. Mr. Yang is a great man. President Clinton ever awarded Mr.Yang USD 3M for discovering this wonder, and Mr.Yang donated all these money to poor people. Hope you could visit Xi'an again after 36 years, and that would be awesome!

[@chenzw6313]

You are welcome warmly!

[@nanthanhale7823]

Mr.Yang can’t write,he is a farmer.but after he discovered the terror-cotta,visitors want his name signed on books about terra-cotta. So he start to learn how to write his name.and write very well.quite funny.

[@WalkEast]

@@nanthanhale7823 Wow, I don't know that! Thanks for your great sharing again!

[@gracetoyou8984]

@@WalkEast 你应该在每个视频的标题里加上英文的哦，不是很多人认识中文，加个英文标题可以让更多人看到我们的文化

[@lovegreen4931]

I'm living in Xi'an right now, it's an amazing city. One must visit this place. Shanghai has a wealth but Xi'an has a big heart.

[@WalkEast]

I love the city of big heart! I love Xi'an!

[@mikilynne4558]

The most astonishing fact was that each terra cotta warrior was an exact replica of its corresponding human subject. Face, body size, abnormalities; the detail and sheer magnitude of these sculptures represent a monumental social effort. Basically, an army of sculptors was created to pull off this miracle of logistics and art ... because it was art in its truest sense.

[@WalkEast]

Great opinions!! And I totally agree with you! Hope this kind of art could last for a really long time...

[@Lotus.F]

Amazingly interesting history and just shows how powerful the Qin dynasty were over 2200 years ago. Thanks for making the video with text.

[@WalkEast]

You're so welcome, dear friend!

[@innoleautube]

In my opinion, China's infrastructure growth in the last few decades, can be considered as the 8th wonder of the modern world. This is why I have subscribed this channel to see those beautiful markets, roads, architecture, buildings, and infrastructure. 👍

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your support, friend!

[@gracetoyou8984]

you are so right and that's why the westerners are so hate china

[@ElectronicHouseFlash]

@@gracetoyou8984 Most westerners dont hate China, they hate the Government of China. Communistic/Socialistic Government of China is like Hitler with Deathcamps etc. The common and normal People of China are and will be always loved by west, because they are honorable and hard working People. People with Culture.

[@angusyoung1448]

Qin's crossbow is the most advanced weapon at that time. Its shooting range at 800 meters is double that of modern AK47 rifle. It is so deadly.

[@WalkEast]

AK47................Bravo! Thanks for your great description! Amazing!

[@franktrinidad142]

But it wasn't deadly at all at this distance. i personally think the Chu Ko Nu was more deadly used on mass in big war.

[@angusyoung1448]

@@franktrinidad142 Yes, effective range is typical less than the maximum range. Chu Ko Nu is repeating crossbow that was invented few hundred years later than Qin's crossbow. It's effective range is much shorter for obvious reasons. Qin does have another deadly weapon called crossbow array but it is not as portable as Chu Ko Nu.

[@edukid1984]

Err... it's good to be proud of our heritage but wild exaggeration as claimed by some random online articles should be dismissed since they harm your credibility. AK47's maximum range (not effective range) is much larger than 400m. Qin's handheld crossbow, even when operated by the strongest soldiers, cannot hope to reach more than 300m in maximum range and likely far less than that in terms of effective kill range (probably less than 100m). The power of modern gunpowder and metallurgy is not something muscle and primitive technology could ever hope to match.

[@tr1bes]

@@edukid1984 if you look at the history of Qin Empire on military aspect, they were either train to be in the military or be a peasant farmer. Even as a peasant, they serve mass produce food for the entire Qin Empire. In the military, there are 2 positions a novice soldier can take. Bowman and or soldier with a Ji (halberd like spear). The calvary are mostly for highly train military personnel. The only military that can compete with the Qin is their nemesis, the Chu. To me, the Greek and Roman would be devastated to meet the Qin army in the battlefield. The Ji would highly wipe them out as it can sweep the vulnerable legs of the Greek/Roman soldier. Plus with the repeating crossbow, they will smash through.

[@britannia55]

My Terracotta warrior is looking at me right now, we brought him home all the way from Xian in 1997..it’s crazy to think that all the pits have yet to be opened, I also wonder if they will be brave enough to open the Emperor’s tomb one day.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for sharing your great trip! It's not the right time to open Emperor's tomb because the technology can't prevent the tomb very well. They would wait for the technology developed enough to open the tomb without any damage. Thanks for your words, dear friend! Hope you could visit Xi'an again!♥

[@lbchen6160]

I think we should never open the emperor’s tomb. Remaining as a secret is not always a bad thing, second, it is our first emperor. He once said” as long as I’m alive, China will always remain strong” so let majesty live under with china 🇨🇳 forever.

[@longbow101]

@@lbchen6160 He never said that 秦始皇没说过，都是网上瞎编的言论

[@1Mhoram9]

Safety hazard due to mercury maybe with protective gear?

[@scoutymicmuffin]

im learning about this for history and it is the best decision i have ever made. i love how each terracota soldier has their own rank. its so impressive to see that no two soldiers are alike. unlike in Egyptian history i think its good that no one was sacrificed for the king.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your informative feedback, dear friend. Good day!

[@CityWalks]

🍎👍 Such an amazing place. My wife visited in the 90's but i'd love to see it in person. China has such an amazing culture and history. -H

[@WalkEast]

You're so welcome to China, Henry! Maybe you have a great trip!!

[@yvonnewillems-devalk6737]

Been to China and visited Xian and the terra cotta army in 2011 to celebrate our 25 wedding anniversary, very impressive back then allready. Changed a lot again since than. The farmer who found the first warrior, he walked around back then, is he still allive? So many memories......

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful memories. Happy 35 wedding anniversary, dear friend🌻😊

[@nicolewilson4058]

I always wanted to see the Terracotta Warriors in person. I visited Beijing in 2018 but I didn't get the opportunity to visit Xi'an. I hope to visit China again. Thank you for sharing this!

[@WalkEast]

Hope you could visit Terracotta Warriors in the near future. Thank you, buddy!

[@M_Jono]

Im afraid in my lifetime I would never ever see the inside of the emperor's tomb burried inside that hill , if the outside surrounding is so magnificent , imagine the tomb

[@WalkEast]

Yes, friend. That's a huge mystery thing...I mean the inside of emperor's tomb....

[@Lord_Baphomet_]

I didn’t realize how massive it was... my god this is impressive!

[@Azizz1]

Thank you for translating it into Arabic I have used this video with my student in History class, showing them historical places from around the world

[@WalkEast]

Wonderful!

[@user-fv5ls3hl3l]

Thanks for showing us the wonders of Terracotta Warriors.

[@WalkEast]

You're so welcome, dear friend!!

[@hendri179]

Such a huge and amazing place. Love to see thousand of terracota statue. Hope I am able to visit Xian someday, this is one of the place that my friend suggest to visit while we are in China

[@WalkEast]

You're super welcome to visit China again, dear friend!

[@fazhihimalaya7562]

Thank you very much Max! I have read articles about its discovery. They were very colorful when they were unearthed. To sad we didn’t have the technology to preserve colors

[@WalkEast]

I really hope to see it's original colors..... But the technology can't achieve that... Let's wait for the progress of technology!

[@user-lv3jb3dd6i]

That’s why there are 8,000 in total, but only 200 on display

[@garymoh4828]

The first Emperor Qin Shi Huang tomb itself & others pits have not been excavated yet. Now we see Terracotta Warriors all look like rock statues, but in reality they were full of colours. When they were exposed to air during the dig, the paint dropped off. Imagine how great they were with full colours in formation guarding the tomb of the first Emperor. That is also why China stop the excavation until they could find a better way to protect the relics.

[@WalkEast]

Yes, friend. Your information is great and super right. Thank you and happy weekend!

[@davidchuang4608]

兵馬俑真是令人震撼。希望有機會能去西安親自看看。謝謝你的影片分享。

[@WalkEast]

不客气，期待你有个美妙的旅程！

[@XF2chief710]

莱湾日本人 应该去看北海道

[@Mouaz_BD]

Outstanding. Thanks for bangla subtitle. Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@WalkEast]

You're always welcome, dear Bangla friend!

[@HuguesDelabaude]

🍀I am Happy for the Chinese People for their Past and their History ... 🙏🙏🙏

[@WalkEast]

I am happy to see your kind words too, friend. Thank you very much!

[@johnsanto3501]

Wow and specially when someone remembers his past life and knowing that he once borne in China 20 thousands years ago and remembers his childhood when he was in that classroom and sees his chair and some of his books and something he has write in the black board wow amazing has. Well I had talk to some one like that when I was younger.

[@theonemokuau3074]

LOVE LOVE LOVE! this walk, what a wealth of informations and display of the terracotta statues. AWESOME!

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your encouraging words, dear friend. Have a great day!

[@user-vx4xp4cd7s]

The museum area has not changed much since I visited in 2006. Last 10 mins of video show the restaurants and souvenir shops which I did not visit. Thank you for this video.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your great sharing! 15 years ago!!

[@hensschr868]

I spent a few hours there. They made it very detail, those armies, horses, weapons etc. I like those bronze chariots with soldier in section 2 if my memory serves me well. But to be honest, as a non history buff, I prefer outside area. Lol. Outside, there is a beautiful and interesting shops, food stalls, souvenirs etc. I enjoyed sit down there, Biang Biang Noodles, Xinjiang lamb Satay, grab some smoke, ice cofee, and watching ppl. Anyway, thanks for your effort making this great video Max. I can't wait to bring my family there. As for now, I'm trapped here. Don't know when we could travel again, finger crossed.

[@WalkEast]

Hope you and your family would get out the trap as soon as possible, dear friend. I can totally understand your feels. Just finger crossed for you too🌻💐

[@claudiacarballeda1792]

Alucinante ese lugar posee una energía increíble!!!🇦🇷👍💕

[@WalkEast]

¡Gracias también por tu energía, querido amigo! ¡Feliz jueves!

[@ypd7049]

I heard the guide nearby mention that there were not enough archeologists, which is probably because Xi 'an was the capital of some of the most powerful dynasties in Chinese history, such as Qin, Han and Tang. It is reported that Xi 'an is only building a metro line 8, which has not been completed yet, because tombs of over 3,000 different dynasties have been found. I think it needs a lot of archaeologists

[@WalkEast]

Archeologists are very important to this ancient city... Hope more and more ancient culture things would be protected in the future!

[@willengel2458]

China has more engineers than anybody else. archeologists? not that much. LOL

[@SlowWalks]

the place looks really nice. I always want to visit this place in Xian

[@WalkEast]

Thank you, my slow walks friend. Hope you can visit there one day!

[@josepintodeoliveiraoliveir7798]

Ok está acontecendo por aí.so estou escutando barulhlho de abelhas doída

[@haileyqq1992]

Thank you for the video. This is the place I want visit most. Last time visited China was 2013… Really hope the pandemic is over and I definitely will visit China again!!!!!

[@WalkEast]

Thank you too! Welcome to Xi'an!

[@ShenzhenPages]

Must visit city when you travel to China. Thanks for sharing Max!

[@WalkEast]

Definitely! Thanks for your great suggestion!

[@alesl8407]

Would love to visit Xian one day. Have been a few times to China but not Xian. China is a magnificent place to visit.Thank you for sharing.

[@WalkEast]

It really is!

[@AmbientWalking]

Outstanding! I love this trip that I just took with you! It's amazing!

[@WalkEast]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@leahhenderson5907]

My husband and I visited back in March of 2001, what an amazing place. At that time 3 pits were available for viewing and the Chinese government had given the permission for pits numbers 4 and 5 to be dug.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your great sharing, dear friend. I can feel your happiness🤘🏻💐💐

[@UncleAl3]

Thank you for an amazing video. I was there in Oct 2019. It was absolutely stunning to see this, and your video captured it so very well. Anyone going to China - this is a must see!

[@WalkEast]

Thank you very much!! Thanks for your sharing too!

[@riyabhattacharya8547]

Beautiful presentation of the historical museum. Many thanks.

[@WalkEast]

Many thanks to you too, dear friend!

[@WalkingSpain]

Thank you very much for this great tour, my friend! I had the great opportunity to attend an exhibition in Spain about these warriors and to see several authentic Terracotta warriors. It must be impressive to observe those wonderful sculptures in situ. I have always found it surprising that they were buried for so long. Keep it up!

[@WalkEast]

Wow, I don't know these Terracotta warriors had been to Spain... Thanks for your great sharing, dear friend!~ Hope you have a great walking day!🙏

[@penaltygallery]

Don't know if it was same ones but I saw a similar exhibition with about a dozen warriors in Liverpool 3 years ago

[@yttean98]

This virtual tour is ALmost as good as going there personally. The text display guided tour is very concise. I don't actually remember you pointed to us where is the exact location where the Emperor is buried. Overall very well done, now I don't have to travel there. Thanks.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your great words to this video, dear friend. Very encouraging to me. Have a great day!

[@pezazul_4549]

@@WalkEast the tomb is away from this area. It is not a monticule but a pyramid. There are dozens. Government hide this. Why?, They dont want to excavate the tomb. Strange ( similar to Egypt ). Tomb has mercury inside ( same again as in Mexico pyramids). They lie to you . Bas****

[@GoodYT875]

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[@silviabernardes7411]

A Wonderful Video. Wealth of details in the information. This channel is the show👏🏽👏🏽. Embrace of Brasil 🇧🇷.

[@dokdoarirang4729]

2004년에 방문했는 데 감회가 새롭다. 좋은 영상 감사합니다

[@WalkEast]

공유 해주셔서 감사합니다!

[@chinsengfatt8994]

thank youfor such a clear video as if i was there watching it too. your video is clear, stable and wide. i feel peace.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your kind feedback, dear friend! Happy weekend!

[@sachhaymoingaybookstore580]

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[@otebasi403]

Beautiful place, a unique experience

[@WalkEast]

Hey, my dear friend, hope you have a great painting day! Happy weekend!

[@andantel8061]

As a 40 yrs old xi'an resident, I have not been to there yet. Thanks for your and all the foreigners‘ contribution to our GDP.

[@WalkEast]

Hahahahaha，thanks for thinking about GDP😄

[@cameliad3522]

I love the terracotta warriors. :) I read that each warrior has different and unique facial features. That being said I'd like to see a video about The Great Wall too

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your great comments and welcome to my Great Wall video!

[@mwj5368]

Very nice video, a lot of work to put on KZbin, thank you! It seems there are very few people, maybe it is a week day and all are at work. It is a fascinating place. I wonder why I don't see any handicapped people touring too, or elderly people. It would take many days to study all the very nice displays! I wish I could go there, but I think it is very expensive to travel in China. It is so disturbing the many military bases the US has surrounding China. We very much need world peace.

[@WalkEast]

I can't agree more! World peace!

[@Lord_Baphomet_]

24:33 There is so much detail in these works. They look human and unique; you can see the different ages, expressions, hair styles, ears, hands, shoes, pants, eyes and the pins on their leather chest armor. I couldn’t even make a bowl in my high school ceramics class.

[@WalkEast]

Hahaha, you're funny, and thanks a lots for your great comments🌺🌺🤝

[@juliegale3863]

I have really enjoyed walking with you as it is something I would never have the chance to experience. Thankyou.

[@WalkEast]

So glad you enjoyed the walking tour, dear friend! Hope you keep joyful mood and keep health and safe, dear friend!

[@thaigofood8920]

Thanks for subtitle awesome. I want to visit once in my life

[@WalkEast]

Always welcome, my dear Thai friend. Best wishes to you!

[@jJustPlayingNZ]

Great video. Just like being there! I never made it to Xi'an so this was better than documentaries I have seen as I could just see it like a visitor

[@WalkEast]

Thank you very much for your great comments, dear friend! Best wishes to you!

[@gilh8569]

I really love this video. The warriors are on my bucket list to go see one day. Just amazing to watch :)

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your support, and hope you have an amazing trip!

[@liar_hater]

Wow. Travel again. What a life. Thanks for sharing the place I have never been.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks a ton for saying that! Best wishes to you!

[@CastelWalking]

Thanks for these ever more wonderful walks ! The immersion is total, we feels perfectly the atmosphere which emerges from these video ! Thanks for sharing! Merci 😁

[@WalkEast]

Thank you for your always support, dear Castel! Always thank you!

[@kickyouinhalf]

Thanks for this amazing video. And you recorded in 4k!! 😁😍 I can't believe that I haven't visited Xi'an yet. I will definitely try and go there next time I visit China.

[@WalkEast]

Welcome to Xi'an, dear friend!

[@jackmnop2702]

Thank you very much, this is absolutely fascinating.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks a lot, dear friend, thank you!

[@drewh3224]

Very move by the Chinese history. Wish its museum's design could of be a contemporary to reflect the modern China.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your great words, dear friend!

[@vincentdesun]

The museum was built in the early days to protect against looting. It would be very difficult to remove the dome and construct a new building with all these terracotta soldiers lining up below.

[@teresitaviera4284]

He visto una extraordinaria aventura entre NHK Japón (TV) y China ambos científicos, hicieron el camino de La Ruta de la Seda en 1984, otro mundo, otra realidad geopolítica, China en plena Revolución Cultural, Rusia era URSS , Irán era Persia, tardaron más de 5 años cruzando desiertos y fronteras Hasta llegar a Roma. Eran más de 40 capítulos, maravillosos historia dentro de otra historia, vi cuando recién descubierta la tumba, aparecían la primeras figuras, y lo mostraban al mundo. Recuerdo que decían que iban a pasar mas de 20 años. Para ver todo el ejército. Quedaron 30 capítulos discontinuados. Una maravilla! Un mundo que ya no existe.

[@WalkEast]

Gracias por compartir.

[@johnhimal5913]

Thank you bro for showing 2200 years old Chinese history.

[@WalkEast]

You're so welcome!

[@janetlima4337]

Isn't China older than that

[@miang62]

Chinese history is 5000 yrs old

[@roamwithdory]

Wow. When I visited here in 2019, this pit was full of people. I love your videos! great quality. Brings back memories :) I just posted about Xi'an on my travel Instagram post yesterday! I would love more people to know about this awesome city.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your great sharing! Now it's still covid-19 time, and much fewer tourists now. So it's a great time for traveling...

[@roamwithdory]

@@WalkEast I would love to but being in the US, it is hard to go to China now. :)

[@shakiragoh4587]

Hi ! i m enjoy every minute of this ! Thanks 🙋‍♀️👍👍👍👍👍

[@WalkEast]

So glad to hear that, dear friend. Really thanks for your support!

[@rosaluzbarbado3546]

Yo tube la suerte de viajar en el 2011 y visitarlo,fue una maravilla volveria.😙😙😙😙😙😙😙😙

[@WalkEast]

Eres muy bienvenido a visitar Xi'an de nuevo, querido amigo!

[@rosaluzbarbado3546]

@@WalkEast deseando estoy muchas gracias😙😙😙😙😙😙😙😙😙😙

[@DarcieGlam]

This is so cool - thanks for sharing it with us! I remember when they were first discovered. They have done a lovely job with the museum and the display of the Warriors is magnificent.

[@WalkEast]

Yes, thankfully, they did a great job to protect these valuable things!

[@liesavillandre3481]

i saw these at an exhibit at my local museum. Wow, these are awesome! I also enjoyed some of the other artifacts from China too, If you get the chance in your area, this is a must see.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your interesting sharing!

[@robkelly9258]

Amazing! Thanks so much for sharing this, brilliant to see!

[@WalkEast]

So pleasant to read your message. Thank you!

[@juanapatriciazavalamatulic5750]

Maravilloso que nos muestren tan bien este increíble lugar, Felicitaciones China, tendremos que ir, saludos cordiales desde Santiago de Chile

[@WalkEast]

¡Eres muy bienvenido a visitar China y espero que tengas un viaje maravilloso!

[@angela.ramirez4280]

Thank you for sharing this. Thanks to you I've added another location to visit after I visit the Forbidden City.

[@WalkEast]

Have fun! You can feel the history of China!

[@retnorosati7264]

Thanks for this video. I always want to go there and see that place.

[@WalkEast]

Super welcome!

[@learning2800]

Excellent piece of work thank you, l first saw a small exhibition of this discovery in 1984, l was travelling with a group of people from Britain. what a transformation since then such a extraordinary museum.

[@WalkEast]

Oh my gosh, thanks for your great sharing! You first saw it in 1984! What a great journey of you! Thank you very much, friend!

[@jecrischannel]

wow this is really a wonder of the world. very interesting friend. of course always so lovely captured

[@WalkEast]

Always be so nice of you, dear Jecris! May the happiness always with you!

[@zakman1964]

Hi thanks for sharing we don't have historically anything like this In Australia. Greg from Australia. Peace in your space.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for you comments!

[@beckylong7585]

Wow just amazing ! Thank you so much for sharing

[@WalkEast]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lemonadeverbena1269]

I always interest with China historical places..well thanks for sharing

[@WalkEast]

You're so welcome, dear friend!

[@Lord_Baphomet_]

They haven’t opened up his tomb yet, in fear that the air would damage the treasures inside. I can only imagine what they’d find!!!

[@leendayusoff3770]

Respect Empreror Qin Shi Huang Di..for putting mercury so no one can dig his grave...very inteligent man..Powerful till dead...That what i call the Great Ruler...very impressive......

[@WalkEast]

Definitely a very intelligent man!!

[@Mimi-qn2px]

He was a very smart man, he just wants to rest in peace! Untouchable tomb!

[@eunice869]

Gostei muito do video!!! Obrigada por compartilhar!!!

[@WalkEast]

Obrigado por suas ótimas palavras também, querido amigo.

[@yvonneredgrove4435]

I WENT IN 1908 BUT I WOULD LOVE TO GO AGAIN. AMAZING AND TRULY UNFORGETTABLE.

[@WalkEast]

Hope you have a great trip next time!

[@donaldlineker6140]

Happy 112 !! Btw, it wasn't discovered until 1978.

[@vanease1]

@@donaldlineker6140 lol

[@miang62]

Wow you went in 1908, you must be a historical relic yourself 😀

[@kendahl7922]

OMG..dating myself as I was there in 1983 with CTC..back then you could literally reach out and touch them...impressive new facility.👍👍👍🥳🥳🥳

[@WalkEast]

1983...Thanks for your great sharing!

[@thisiskevin1000]

And these structures safeguarding the tomb of the Yellow Emperor.

[@WalkEast]

Yes, yes, yes! Great sharing of you, thanks, buddy!

[@jinifith]

It used to be super crowded, now it's pleasant to go. With new subway line, individual travelers can get there with less traffic jam.

[@WalkEast]

Yes, yes, very convenient to visit and very comfortable to watch!!

[@ChinaRising]

I first went 20 years ago and it was amazing. We just went back with the children a few weeks ago and it has changed so much, it was far too busy. There was pushing, shoving, arguments, you couldn’t get close to anything. We gave up seeing pit 2 and 3 it was that bad. A shame for the children who had never been before. My advice, avoid the summer months, it will ruin your experience. Apart from that the place has vastly improved. I remember being hassled outside to buy things, now there is a big shopping area outside selling all kinds.

[@zecongyap7476]

好 好 太好的视频 “ 💖沿途幸亏有您谢谢您* 支持加油加油加油加油👍 TQ very much 🇨🇳

[@WalkEast]

感谢你的支持，我会加油加油加油加油的🙏🌻

[@alexyao7767]

Wow, what an amazing tour guide, with tons of details and fantastic history knowledge sharing, welcome to my home city buddy! Unfortunately can’t return home now because of the Covid. Anyway, I hope you enjoy and have fun there! Stay safe .

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your great words, dear friend. This is a super amazing city! Hope you can return home soon, and stay healthy and safe too!

[@jaruvanmaekwong2667]

Thanks for the interesting pictures, love to see them all in person

[@WalkEast]

Any time! Hope you have a great trip!

[@jackqin9699]

Great country, great people

[@WalkEast]

Thank you, friend!

[@bridgetdavis9752]

Exceptional video, thank you!

[@WalkEast]

You're very welcome!

[@lucyacunam]

¿Cuántas veces más nos maravillara CHINA? con descubrimientos de este tipo, definitivamente es una cultura dispuesta a dejar huella. Espero que pronto podamos ver a una parte de estos guerreros(me parece que en proceso de restauración)con su policromia original. (¿Y el perrito, parecía perdido 😥💔?).

[@WalkEast]

Sí, amigo, el cachorro está perdido ... Espero que su dueño lo encuentre más tarde. Gracias por sus excelentes palabras y espero que pueda visitarlo personalmente. ¡Que tengas una gran semana nueva!

[@misaelcotrina3875]

China esta lleno de historia y hoy de una modernidad admirable la primera potencia mundial

[@WalkEast]

¡Gracias por sus maravillosas palabras a China! ¡Feliz nueva semana!

[@fredmac1000]

Nice tour ,,, Thank you 🙏

[@WalkEast]

Thank you too

[@Helghast73]

An amazing find to say the least, someone else found it too 13:53 looking at the burial pit if that’s what it is on the right side of screen but didn’t realise what they was burying their I assume family member amongst, digging that out they must have come across parts of the warriors and we’re probably like who the flip left all this stuff down here 😂 Where they made outside and painted then carried or wheeled down into the crypt or tomb and put into place ? The terracotta warriors is something I don’t know much about but imagine the vast amount of sculptors, painters, artisans needed to make all this 🤔🤯 yeah mind blowing scale of operation. 41:44 then big old pots of whine looking like that reminded me of the old Drunken Master 2 posters 😂 Jackie Chan standing in the Drunken Fist stance wearing the traditional garb with them pots behind him. As always, thank you for sharing mate 👊

[@WalkEast]

Wow, what a great comment, dear friend. You're super right about the vast amount of the artists to do this huge job.... Estimated 700,000 people involved in this tomb project. I guess they made it outside and carried all these things into the tomb. You love Jackie Chan's movie, right? He is always my hero and my favorite movie star! the Drunken Master series is awesome! Thanks for your great words, my friend!

[@WangGanChang]

Be sure to bring videos of Han and Tang tombs just west of Xi'an.

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your great suggestion!

[@WangGanChang]

@@WalkEast indeed, there weird conspiracy about "Chinese Pyramids" in the west, and there people who refuse to believe they tombs for previous kings and emperors. (usual alien stuff) would go be to get a view on the ground. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_pyramids

[@user-rd8pg9ej8t]

@@WalkEast 要航拍更好

[@WalkEast]

@@user-rd8pg9ej8t 我暂时没买无人机，主要对航拍这方面没有热忱。。

[@user-rd8pg9ej8t]

@@WalkEast 好像看你其它视频有空拍的呀？？如果看汉唐帝陵不能看空拍视角观赏性将大大降低！！！！

[@cliffchen95]

China is an ancient country, and a great country

[@WalkEast]

Your words are great too!

[@soledadarriagada7486]

Que maravilla hay que suerte tengo de ver esto

[@WalkEast]

¡Muchas gracias por tus grandes palabras!

[@desertwind6923]

There is a recent Chinese drama about the Qin empire and it had the best replicate costumes of Qin soldiers.

[@WalkEast]

Yes, friend! I love that drama too, very cool and nice drama!

[@LetsGoMJB]

Wow this place is amazing 🤩

[@WalkEast]

We agree!🌻

[@nanmca7501]

Streets are quite clean, this is what I focus on.

[@WalkEast]

You focused on a great thing of Xi'an!

[@douglasalonso2440]

Sin duda la OCTAVA MARAVILLA

[@WalkEast]

¡Gracias por su gran comentario!

[@iiigraghu]

The unique discovery. It's mind blowing to know that the preservation effort for 2200 years from floods, earthquakes, etc. The discription content is excellent. Nice videography. Overall Excellent Extraordinary Enterprising Endeavour 🎉

[@WalkEast]

Thanks for your great encouraging words, dear friend! Appreciate it from the bottom of my heart.

[@abdou8180]

Thanks for sharing this great video with us

[@WalkEast]

My pleasure, dear friend. Thank you!

[@abdou8180]

@@WalkEast We missed your videos

[@nileshbhattacharya2526]

Such an amazing video. ❤️❤️❤️❤️. Terracotta warriors I ❤️ most. Hey brother according to media. These warriors statue were not statue. These are real humans. What is your opinion on this?.

[@WalkEast]

I don't think they're real humans, because they're hollow. No bones or other things inside it. Thank you for your support, friend!

[@fw3901]

I don't know what media said this but it's just silly(not saying it's you). If it were real human, you won't see standing warriors but fragmented bones on the ground. You won't see facial feature or hairstyle...it's common sense.

[@WalkEast]

@@fw3901 Make sense very much:)

[@annalee117]

I wonder if there are more statues buried nearby? I have a feeling more will be revealed in near future....

[@joyjoyoo]

谢谢你带我们去。下次回国一定要去很多很多地方

[@WalkEast]

不客气，不客气，下次回国一定玩得开心！

[@caiwutian2493]

Was there in 1993 and back again the 2nd time in 2018. Place is amazing. Always wish to be able to see inside of the 1st Emperor's tomb in my lifetime, but guess not.....

[@WalkEast]

Wow, 1993..... Man, you're so great to visit there at such early time! Thanks for your sharing! Just amazing！