the tomb of the emperor with thousands of statues of the legendary Terracotta.

Xian - Tourists come to Xian, China, to see evidence of the noble civilization of the Chinese nation. This is the tomb of the emperor with thousands of statues of the legendary Terracotta.

Xian is an ancient city that is full of beauty and the memories of the old world. Piercing the air is very cold, if the tourists come in January. It was winter is in power in China.

Xian or formerly known as Chang'an is one of the oldest cities in China. Xi'an was once the capital of 10 dynasties that reigned in Negari the Bamboo Curtain.

Great history has carved this town and still standing up to the modern era of today. Travelers can see the mausoleum or the tomb complex were met by hundreds of warriors made of clay the size of a human.

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This sculpture is called the Terracotta Army. The scenery is so spectacular. Travelers can imagine the movie "The Myth", played by Jackie Chan and Kim Hee Sun.

The tour guide told me, when the statue are the soldiers belonging to the first Emperor of China, Qin Shih Huang who has an unusual character. He is known to be very intelligent but also cruel, very brave but also scared to death.

His obsession to be superhuman to be immortal. All his life he was searching for a drug that can repel death.

Because of fears that, then he built an underground kingdom complete with thousands of soldiers to accompany him in the afterlife. It is said that the underground kingdom filled with these possessions recently completed a year after the death of the Emperor.

According to the tour guide, the emperor died of incurable diseases. The crown prince of his successors even more vile, he buried alive all the concubines of his father into the underground kingdom.

This story makes us think that being the wife of the emperor is a karma that ended badly. Based on historical records, the underground kingdom, or better known as the mausoleum of Emperor Qin Terracotta contains thousands of soldiers.

However, not all the statues were excavated. Some are still buried under there. After more than 2,000 years have passed, Terracotta warriors belonging to Emperor Qin Shih Huang still faithful care of his master.