Terracotta Warriors Private Tours for Memory

Now stand in the stands of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pavilion No. 1 and quietly look at the neatly arranged legions of the Qin State at your feet. Hearing the Qin Empire's Warriors' high-pitched cries that resounded through the clouds, "Kill! Kill! Kill" saw the vast Imperial Legion sergeant with sharp eyes marching eastward in unison at an alarming pace. It was the lion of the tiger and wolf that had once frightened the six kingdoms and kept them awake at night, sweeping through them like a black cloud, destroying them. Because of this great reunification, China moved from a slave society to a feudal society. China's political system has always been extended from there.

But the advance of a society cannot be accomplished without war. It must also be conquered by force, and no power is willing to withdraw peacefully from the stage of history, which requires an army capable of turning the tide. The first one is the Iron Army, which has swept through a thousand troops.

The Terracotta Warriors excavation has finally allowed us to see with our own eyes what the Iron Army looks like as described in the history books, standing silently in front of us at the moment, which is that long-suffering army ready to fight.

As you can see from the stands looking at pit two, pit two is very different from pit one. Come, let's have a brief introduction. The second pit covers about 6000 square meters, with more than 1300 pieces of terracotta figurines, ceramic horses, and 89 wooden chariots. It consists of four small arrays: the northern, eastern Conn soldiers array, the vertical shooting array around the Conn soldiers array, the kneeling shooting array in the center, and the southern car soldiers array.
 

We see of the North-East Conn Formation, and the forward role of Pit 1 is the same, namely, the instant the battle begins, the 10,000 arrows are fired to force. The enemy was in disarray, and the troops that followed took the opportunity to observe, one after another. Simultaneously, the standing and kneeling firing soldiers alternated one after another, matching each other with intense firepower.
 

Pit Two's four military groups could not form a single formation, but they composed a potent and lethal song once they were combined. A large formation is set up to cover a small one, with the large camp covering the little camp. There is a formation within the formation and a camp within the camp, interlinked and unpredictable. Once this kind of military formation is used on the battlefield, it will undoubtedly be thunderbolt in all directions, and its power is infinite.

Are these soldiers not afraid of death? The answer is not scared. Why?
 

The reason is that since the state of Qin, Shang Yang has implemented the "law of shifting and sitting together" and the "Law of Twenty Grade Military Baronage" in which all benefits and wages are dependent on war merits. Suppose you kill one of your enemies ' heads in battle. You will be promoted to a knighthood, and receive a reward of one hectare of land, nine acres of residence, and some even have servants to wait on them.  The more heads he cut off, the higher the title he received, and if a soldier cut off two enemy heads on the battlefield, his parents as prisoners. He can immediately become a free man or a civilian if his wife is a slave. Even if he unfortunately died, the military reward could still be left to his family.
 

From the beginning of history, the fate of ordinary people was basically predetermined from birth. The Western Zhou began by enforcing a strict hierarchy. During the Seven Kingdoms War, the Qin people were able to fight their way out of the war as destiny for yourself and your family. To fight a war for your country is a great opportunity to create a better life for yourself and future generations. Enough to make people crazy. So these Qin soldiers are not afraid to die.