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Nan pèspektiv a jodi a, pi popilè sòlda yo kwit yo te jwenn sou senkant kilomèt nan lès Xi`an sòti nan rezon ki fè yo ra: yon pwisan ak anpil mechan anperè Qin Shi Huang, unifikateur an premye nan Lachin, ki te vle kòmande sou nan dla la. Se konsa, li bay lòd yon kèk mil sòlda ki sòti nan labou a ki graj nan gwosè natirèl. Lame a ajil se ame ak zam reyèl. Chak sòlda espesyalman modelize nan diferan poze e pa youn nan yo se menm bagay la. Anplis de sa, chwal ak bèl cha plizyè yo te fè nan ajil, tou enj yon lavi-gwosè. Sa a dekouvèt akeyolojik etranj se yon spektak reyèl pou touris. Gade nan lanmè a nan sòlda ap fè fas yo nan lòd kenbe anperè yo nan apre lavi sanble tou de ra ak tèt chaje. Kisa ki te yon anperè mechan pè?
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From today`s perspective, the famous terracotta soldiers found about fifty kilometers east of Xi`an emerged from the bizarre reason: a powerful and very cruel emperor Qin Shi Huang, the first unifier of China, which wanted to rule in the afterlife. So he ordered a few thousand troops from the rough clay in natural size. The clay army is armed with real weapons. Every soldier is specifically modeled in different pose and none of them are the same. In addition, several horses and carriages are made ​​of clay, also inj a life-size. This unusual archaeological discovery is a real spectacle for tourists. Looking at the sea of soldiers faces in order to keep their emperor in after life seems both bizarre and terrifying. What was a cruel emperor afraid of?