The Terracotta Warriors and Horses of the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum has always been a spectacle of world attention, one of the rarest treasures in the world, its production is praiseworthy, the appearance of each Terracotta Army is different, therefore, the Terracotta Army is also known as one of the "Eight Wonders of the World". What is proud is that the Terracotta Warriors originated in China and are funerary objects in the tomb of Qin Shi Huang in ancient China.
Although the Mausoleum of The First Emperor of Qin has not been opened, experts have drawn a three-dimensional map through exploration, thus learning that some of the arrangements in the imperial tomb not only have rivers and mountains, but also bustling cities and night scenes, and the starry sky is also there, and these have also been recorded in the history books. It was recorded in the Notes on the Water Classics that Xiang Yu not only destroyed the mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang, but also transported a large number of treasures, but these things were transported for a month.
This also aroused the curiosity of experts, because the Mausoleum of The First Qin Shi Huang has no signs of being opened, and not only has it not been destroyed, but it has been well preserved, and the underground palace contains a large amount of mercury, which cannot be entered, and the Imperial Tomb has not been stolen, but the experts believe that Xiang Yu is likely to destroy not the Mausoleum of qin Shi Huang, but the annex of the mausoleum, of course, this situation has not been finally confirmed.
Because China's terracotta warriors are relatively peculiar and rare, they have received widespread attention from the world, of which Japan is very curious about this strange object. In 1983, Japan celebrated the 400th anniversary of the founding of the large edition, so it borrowed terracotta warriors from our country and wanted to exhibit them, so that the Japanese people could enjoy a visual feast. There are only a dozen of these figurines in the world, but in order to show the sincerity of our friendship, someone sent a military official to bring pottery figurines.
As soon as the Terracotta Warriors were exhibited, they attracted many Japanese people to watch, and even some foreigners took the opportunity to see the style. Originally, the exhibition was going smoothly, who knew that a few days later, a Japanese thug suddenly broke out of the exhibition hall and forcibly pushed the pottery figurines in our country, causing serious damage to it. Although the Japanese side stopped the rioters, it still expressed its deep apologies to our country. Japan's practice of using terracotta warriors to exhibit, but being forcibly pushed by the mob to damage them, is admirable.
Although our country was distressed and dissatisfied with the damage to the terracotta figurines, it did not embarrass Japan, but said a passage and won the admiration of the Japanese people, and our country said: No matter what kind of Chinese things become, they are always Chinese, and even if they become fragments, they still have to return to their motherland. As a result, the "wounded" terracotta warriors were still packed and repaired and brought back to their own countries.
Although Japan expresses great regret and apologies for this matter, it has great admiration for its approach. Not only did he forgive them, but he also said in a firm tone that what has become of our country is our country, and it is clear that our country is very protective of everything in its own country.