Recently, there has been a sudden wave of "Qin Feng craze" across the country. In addition to the newly launched "Fu to the Great Qin Dynasty", in which the gods restored the Terracotta Warriors, the Terracotta Warriors have once again appeared on the Internet hot search in the past few days. It can be said that they are the oldest "Internet celebrity". In "National Treasures 3", the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum Museum spared no effort to produce the treasures of major towns and museums, showing the historical trajectory of more than 2,000 years ago. There are also those staff who worked silently behind the scenes who told the story behind the cultural relics. story.

When the terracotta warriors of Qin Dynasty were unearthed, they were rich in colors from hair to war boots. However, as time went by, the colors gradually oxidized and shed, becoming the unified bronze color we see today. Netizens have always been keen to find similar "celebrity faces" among the terracotta warriors. In the past, the government announced Ding Zhen's "terracotta warriors" to the present kneeling and shooting warrior terracotta warriors like Shen Teng. These all show that although the terracotta warriors do not look much different, they are not unique to all people, but in each form.

In order to better preserve and pass on this world-class cultural relic, the hard work of countless behind-the-scenes workers is behind it. Cultural relics photographer Zhao Zhen specially applies for his own "ID card" for each terracotta warrior. The 1,300 terracotta warriors currently unearthed all have cultural relics archives. In "National Treasure 3", Zhao Zhen tells the story of himself and the Qin terracotta warriors. Sometimes he even waits a year to get the most natural light. Zhao Zhen's sacred craftsman heart comes from the shock brought by these miracles passed down thousands of years ago.

The "Treasure of the Town Hall" bronze chariots and horses are painted all over the body and are exquisite. There are as many as 6000 parts alone, and the total weight of gold and silver ornaments exceeds 7000 grams. It can be called "Number one of the Bronze Age!" It is also the oldest, largest and most completely preserved ancient bronze chariot and chariot in my country's archaeological history. The bronze chariots and horses we see today are magnificent, but they were not like this when they were first unearthed. The bronze chariots and horses were fragmented when they were unearthed, with a total of 1555 fragments, which were later restored by professional staff.

In addition to the high-profile terracotta warriors and horses, there are also bronze cranes, bronze geese and other cultural relics that seem to have been forgotten by the public in the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum Museum. The bronze crane unearthed on the river terrace has a lifelike and lifelike shape, with a curved neck, like a foraging food. The cloud patterns on both sides of the treads are distributed diagonally. Moreover, its casting adopts a different process from the terracotta warriors and has great aesthetic value. A total of 46 bronze waterfowl animals were unearthed in this burial pit, which can be said to be the "back garden" of Qin Shihuang.

The excitement and shock in the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum Museum are difficult to fully express in words and videos. Only by visiting here and seeing the style of the Qin Dynasty can you feel the charm of history. Maybe you can find the terracotta warriors who look very similar to you here. Maybe!