Xi's places of interest Speaking of Xi, the places of interest there are world-famous. Among them, the Terracotta Warriors are the most famous. This winter vacation, I felt it once. There are many places of interest in Xi. First of all, we came to the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang, which is called "the eighth wonder of the world". The mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor is located in Lintong County, about 1 hour drive from Xi. We went to the Qin Terracotta Warriors Museum first. Many funerary objects were dug out of the pit. There are generals, military attaché s, royal warriors and two painted bronze chariots and horses. These two bronze wagons are the earliest, largest, most complicated and exquisitely made bronze wagons discovered in China so far, and they are known as the "Bronze Crown" in ancient China. More than 200 years BC, China people used bronze smelting, 2000 years earlier than foreign countries. Then, we arrived at Pit 1 of Terracotta Warriors. "wow! This is the Terracotta Warriors! How spectacular! " This is my admiration when I entered the No.1 pit. In the biggest pit, there are more than 6000 warriors and chariots made of clay. To the east of the pit is a long corridor, where three rows of warriors facing east stand. They are the vanguard of pit one. There is a row of warriors facing south in the south of the corridor, which is the right wing. There is a row of warriors facing north in the north, which is the left wing; There is a column of warriors facing west in the west, which are guards. These terracotta warriors and horses are arranged according to the actual battle formation. There are about 1000 pieces of pottery figurines unearthed in pit 2, with nearly 500 horses. In the east, there is a small square composed of terracotta warriors and horses. The square in the south consists of a chariot; In the middle is a phalanx of chariots and unarmed soldiers; In the north, there is a cavalry array composed of chariots, pommel horses and cavalry figurines. The whole No.2 pit is like a special force ready to go. Pit No.3 is located behind Pit No.1 and Pit No.2, where there are only four horses, 1 car and more than 60 clay figurines. There is an inclined doorway in the east, which is 1 1.2 meters long and 3.7 meters wide. Doorways were originally used to transport things into figurine pits. There is a south wing and a north wing on both sides of the carriage house. The third pit is like a command organ. These three pits form a huge military camp, facing east and facing away from the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang, as if it were the troops guarding the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang. In these terracotta warriors and horses, each has thousands of faces, and none of them is repeated. They look like real people and horses. They are all made in the form of 1: 1. I really admire the wisdom of the ancient working people in China. As early as1987,65438+February, UNESCO has listed the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang and Terracotta Warriors on the World Cultural Heritage List. Later, we went to "Ganling" and "Big Wild Goose Pagoda".