There have always been an endless stream of TV dramas with Shaanxi as the background. There is no way out. Who makes Xi'an ancient capital of the thirteen dynasties full of historical and cultural heritage? More common among the public are film and television dramas based on historical stories of the Tang Dynasty, such as "Chang 'an Twelve Hours","Long Song of Zhenguan","The Secret History of Imperial Concubine Yang", etc., which were caught in the fire last year. These stories actually happen in history. Xi'an, Shaanxi.

Recently, the TV series "Fu of the Great Qin Dynasty" attracted heated discussion among netizens after its launch. Some netizens joked that this drama should be called "The Resurrection of the Terracotta Warriors" because from the makeup and hair of the actors in the TV series to every detail of their every move, they are exactly the same as the Terracotta Warriors! Qin Dynasty TV dramas have always been a difficult subject to shoot, but "Fu to the Great Qin" does not have the chaotic harem competition for favor. Instead, it shows the true original momentum of the Warring States Period in front of the audience, and uses film and television language to tell the story of Chinese history while respecting history. It has been well received by the audience.

The lifelike and exquisite utensils, weapons and other props in the scenes in the play vividly display the culture of the Qin Dynasty. The magnificent war scenes lead the audience into that period of ups and downs in history. According to records in the historical records: "Xianyang of Qin Dynasty is the name of Chang 'an." In Xi'an, the burial tomb of Qin Shi Huang's Terracotta Warriors and Horses was listed as the first batch of China's World Heritage Sites and one of the world-famous Eight Wonders of the World. The burial pit of Qin Shi Huang's Terracotta Warriors and Horses is 1.5 kilometers east of the Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang. The three pits are arranged in a pattern. The pottery terracotta warriors in the pit are tall, generally about 1.8 meters in length, and are neatly arranged. However, the underground palace of the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum at the foot of Mount Li has never been excavated for the purpose of protecting cultural relics. Many data can only be inferred based on historical records. According to records, the interior of the tomb is in the shape of a bucket, displaying many strange treasures and a large number of burial pits of different shapes. Although the tomb of Qin Shihuang is still an incomprehensible mystery today, it fully demonstrates the wisdom of the ancient working people more than 2000 years ago.

Nowadays, there are actually not many archaeological material materials about the Pre-Qin period. Due to the fact that papermaking was not popularized in that era and the long history, very few written records have been passed down. Nowadays, if we want to understand Qin Dynasty culture, we can walk into the Shaanxi History Museum and experience the atmosphere of history up close. In the museum, a 2.4-meter-long bronze dragon from the Qin Dynasty is intertwined and intertwined, with a strong Spring and Autumn and Warring States temperament. Due to its shocking body shape and exquisite details, it has become a treasure of the museum. This giant bronze art piece from the Qin Dynasty witnessed the strength of the empire at that time and left people with endless reverie.

After the collection of "Installation of Taiwan","Daqin Fu" conquered audiences across the country with its history thousands of years ago, showing people the charm of Shaanxi's characteristic culture throughout ancient and modern times, and promoting China's excellent traditional culture. Are you eager to see this place? Come and follow the drama together!