Abstract:

Land soldiers or the Terracotta Army are the statues found in the tomb of the first Chinese Emperor Qin Shi Huang. by M. These sculptures, made in 210, were found in 1974 by a farmer near Xian in the province of Shaanxi, the People's Republic of China. The Terracotta army is literally like an army ready for war. Three rows of 70 fighters have the front continent, with the arms and the arms on their back with the arms and the arms on their back. They are followed by pedestrians, cavaliers, and war cars drawn with four horses each. The orders of brave warriors and the horses in the shape of the cave reflect the success of the Chinese dynasty that united the country as a single country. The discovery of the Warriors and horses of Terracotta is considered the most important archaeological discovery of the 20th century. Each soldier's hand, foot, weight, length and face are different. This is why it is believed that these statues are a copy of the real army. More than seven thousand statues are located in the museum, and the mining continues.

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