What is the image of the sculpture of Qin Shihuang revealed at the 12th Golden People's Congress?

Qin Shihuang's Twelve Golden People Qin Shihuang's Twelve Golden People are twelve bronze men standing in front of Epang Palace. After Qin Shihuang swept the six countries, the twelve Jin people made a fusion casting in order to consolidate their political power and collect all the sharp weapons in the world. The prototype of Jin people is based on barbarians, and the inside of the body is hollow. Twelve Jin people vary in size, weighing about one thousand kilograms and about eight meters high.

Twelve golden people

These twelve golden men, all mighty and magnificent, stand in front of Epang Palace, which shows that the production requirements are very strict. The shape, weight and size of the Twelve Golden Men were completely cast after careful consideration. According to the situation of handicraft industry at that time, it is very rare in history to produce such amazing twelve gold people. People have to marvel at the wisdom of the ancients.

There are twelve Jin people, no more or less. What is the secret? In ancient times, fortune tellers called the land twelve branches, which together represented the earth. Since ancient times, there has been a distinction between east, west, north and south, and different directions can be divided into two different directions, which is called omnidirectional for short. These four directions also include twelve. The significance of both is that the whole world is included in Qin Shihuang. From this we can see that Qin Shihuang's grand ambition is full of ambition.

There are two theories about why Qin Shihuang cast twelve gold men. One is to prevent people from resisting. In order to consolidate his imperial power, I hope the dynasty he ruled can develop for thousands of generations for a long time. Another way of saying this is that Qin Shihuang was superstitious. Qin Shihuang had a nightmare, and the scene in the dream frightened him very much. Then an old man appeared and told him that he could stabilize the world by making twelve golden men. When he woke up, he ordered the casting of twelve golden men. Either way, the casting of the Twelve Jin people is amazing, and it also represents the high concentration of the Qin Shihuang regime.

Unfortunately, the whereabouts of the Twelve Golden Men are unknown.

Sculpture of Qin Shihuang After Qin Shihuang unified the world, he wanted to publicize his great achievements in unifying the whole country through sculpture. At the same time, he also spent a lot of money, manpower and material resources to build a large number of palaces and mausoleums for himself, and placed sculptures in those mausoleums for decoration. Therefore, the sculpture art of Qin Dynasty made great progress and developed rapidly.

Terracotta Army

The most amazing sculpture of Qin State is the Terracotta Warriors and Horses in the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang in Xi, Shaanxi Province. Those terracotta warriors and horses are huge in number and as tall as real horses. Moreover, the terracotta warriors and horses have different postures and various types, and even there are differences between them. Among those terracotta warriors and horses are chariot figures, mainly responsible for chariots; There are vertical shooting figures and crossbows; There is also a kneeling posture similar to the vertical shooting figure, which also holds a crossbow, but the posture is different from the vertical shooting figure, and the kneeling posture is kneeling on one knee; Among them, there are warrior figures, and the largest number is terracotta warriors and horses, which can be divided into two categories from the dress: robes and armor; The number of military officials and figures with high status is small; Cavalry figurines, in addition to holding bows and arrows, also hold horses in their hands; Among soldiers and figures, there are charioteers who are responsible for driving chariots. In addition to these soldiers, there are two kinds of horse figurines, namely chariots and horses and pommel horses.

These terracotta warriors and horses are beautifully made, and their identities can be judged by their clothes, expressions and movements, which fully embodies the majestic spirit of the soldiers in the Qin Dynasty.

In addition to the Terracotta Warriors, there are many sculptures used to decorate buildings, funerary objects and bronze memorial sculptures in the Qin Dynasty. From these sculptures, we can see the great achievements of sculpture art during the Qin Shihuang period.

The first emperor in China believed that everyone knew that he was Qin Shihuang. Before his death, Qin Shihuang ordered his army and many craftsmen to design their own graves. The so-called Qin Shihuang Mausoleum, the underground mausoleum of Qin Shihuang, houses Qin Shihuang's coffin and funerary objects.

Real photos of Qin Shihuang's mausoleum

The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is located in Lishan Mountain, Lintong County, 30 kilometers east of Xi, Shaanxi Province, China. So the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang is also called Lishan Garden. The underground palace of Qin Shihuang is located under the mausoleum of Qin Shihuang. Through professional exploration with advanced science and technology, it is finally found that there are drainage channels in the big hills of Qin Shihuang Mausoleum, and the structure is very complicated. Therefore, the exploration troops dare not dig at will.

Later, after careful exploration by archaeologists and exploration troops, the structural map of Qin Shihuang's underground palace was drawn, and it was found that the underground palace of Qin Shihuang was about 35 meters deep from the ground, while the east-west length was 170 meters and the north-south width was 145 meters, which was very large, equivalent to the area of a standard football field. In the center of the underground palace is the tomb of Qin Shihuang, which is15m high. The main body and tomb of the underground palace are rectangular in shape.

There is also a legendary and confusing rumor about Qin Shihuang's underground palace. When Qin Shihuang ordered the construction of Qin Shihuang's tomb, the general manager sent 720 thousand people to build it. Qin Shihuang ordered them to continue digging underground, and many people felt that they had dug into the deepest part of the underground. Later, Qin Shihuang ordered "another 300 feet or even", which made it more difficult for future generations to determine the true location of Qin Shihuang's mausoleum. So far, we haven't found the so-called "walk another 300 feet or even" and open the passage.

The photo of Terracotta Warriors and Horses in the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang is located in Lishan Mountain, Xi City, Shaanxi Province. Qin Shihuang was the first emperor in history. He ended the war, unified the six countries and established the first complete country in the history of China. Many funerary objects were unearthed from the mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, including countless treasures of gold and silver, brocade and jade, as well as the world-famous Terracotta Warriors and Horses.

Photos of soldiers and figures in Qin Shihuang's mausoleum

Before his death, Qin Shihuang ordered the army to start digging, and thousands of craftsmen and designers were recruited from the people to jointly build this magnificent mausoleum. The depth of the mausoleum has reached tens of meters, which is equivalent to the height of more than ten floors today. The sealing soil on the mausoleum has reached an appalling height of 1 15 meters. Before Qin Shihuang's mausoleum was alive, everyone thought that it was a hill. Therefore, when the identity of this hill was revealed, everyone was extremely shocked. The scale of this mausoleum that shocked the world, as well as countless funerary objects and all kinds of fog in this mausoleum.

Among many funerary objects, besides gold, silver, jewels and many bronzes, the most famous is the Terracotta Warriors. At present, three terracotta warriors and horses pits have been excavated, which are located at1500m east of Qin Shihuang Mausoleum. After years of excavation, more than 800 soldiers, 100 horses and nearly 1000 bronze weapons have been excavated, but these are not all the items in the three terracotta warriors and horses pits. After calculation and reasoning, experts believe that the total number of terracotta warriors and horses in these three pits will reach thousands, and the number of bronze weapons will reach 12000, which is extremely huge.

In the history of Qin Shihuang's underground palace, the record of Qin Shihuang's underground palace first appeared in Historical Records, saying that as soon as he ascended the throne, he built a mausoleum for himself, dug Mount Li, annexed the world, and even recruited people from all over the country to dig mountains. The underground spring is three stories deep and full of treasures. It also allows craftsmen to make many bow and arrow mechanisms, which will be fired as soon as anyone comes near. There are rivers, lakes and seas made of mercury in the underground palace, which are constantly flowing and circulating by mechanical power, with everything in astronomy and geography and eternal oil lamps.

Qin Shihuang underground palace

This is just Sima Qian's description, and we haven't completely uncovered the true face of the underground palace. Since ancient times, the location of the underground palace has always been a question of life and death. Some people say that it is as big as a football field and is used to place coffins and funerary objects. Folk legend has it that the underground palace has underground passages between Mount Li, Mount Li and the Qin Tombs. Whenever it rains, the tunnel will be crowded with Yin soldiers, with heavy traffic and loud noise. However, no matter how many times I have been there, I can't find this rumored underground passage.

Since 1962, the archaeological team has conducted an all-round investigation of the Qin tombs for the first time. Using remote sensing and geophysical methods, the archaeological team found that the underground palace was sealed under a mound, 354 meters deep from the ground, with a length of 170 meters from east to west and a width of 145 meters from north to south. The whole tomb and the main tomb are rectangular, and the scale is very grand. This tomb is equivalent to a football field.

In the investigation of the archaeological team, they also found many strange phenomena such as plants and walls. The underground palace is not only waterproof, but also anti-corrosion and anti-theft. It contains many pyramid-shaped tombs and many mysteries that are difficult to solve. Coupled with ancient myths and legends, it is more mysterious and full of mysteries.

Qin Shiming, Qin Yue, Qin Shihuang, Qin Shiming, Qin Yue, Shi Mingyue admired Li Ji's appearance and took her to the palace as a concubine. At this time, Li Ji was pregnant with Jing Ke's own flesh and blood, which was the later dawn. After Jing Ke failed to assassinate Qin Shihuang, Li Ji also committed suicide. From then on, Nie Gai fled as the first swordsman in Qin Dynasty, and Qin Shihuang sent someone to kill him, thus opening the curtain of Yue Ming's story in Qin Dynasty.

Qin Shiming Qin Yue Qin Shihuang

As a key figure in the historical background of Yue Ming's drama in Qin Dynasty, Qin Shihuang played a very important role in the drama. As an adult, he showed great ambition, and with the ambition of pacifying the six countries, he finally unified the world and established the Qin Dynasty, becoming the first feudal emperor in China history, thus gradually eradicating the anti-Qin forces such as Mohism. What is the image of Qin Shihuang, a feudal monarch?

Judging from the stills in the animation, Qin Shihuang held his head high, was distinguished, handsome and regal. In the picture, Qin Shihuang wears a hanging curtain crown and a black crown suit to show his status as the son of heaven. Because Qin Shihuang was deeply influenced by the theory of Yin-Yang and Five Elements, and believed in Qin Zhouke, water beats fire, so his clothes were mainly black, and they were dotted with yellow and red, which looked gorgeous without losing the majesty and dignity of the king. The metaphor of dark and red also has the connotation of mythical imperial power in a sense.

At that time, Qin Shihuang's sword had become a symbol of power and majesty, and Qin Shihuang's wearing the world's number one Excalibur highlighted his strength and combat effectiveness. Rongsheng Xiao, the actor of Qin Shihuang in the TV series "Qin Shi Yue Ming", is also an upright and masculine image, which is very consistent with Qin Shihuang's temperament.