Sentences describing terracotta warriors and horses of Qin Shihuang

1. These terracotta warriors and horses have different shapes. The generals stood there majestically, looking ahead, as if commanding thousands of troops to fight bravely. The warriors are armed, dignified and ready to go. I seem to hear the neighing and killing of horses.

Look carefully, there are differences in face, hairstyle, posture and verve. Some Taoma pricked up her ears, some opened her mouth and screamed, and some shut up. All these terracotta warriors and horses of Qin Shihuang are full of infectious artistic charm. The Terracotta Warriors Pit is the largest underground military museum in the world.

3. Looking at the soldiers of different shapes in front of us, although their appearance is gray, we can see that their expressions are lifelike, and none of them are the same. Soldiers are strict in their outbreaks. The ranks of warriors, kneeling figures, military men and generals are strict, with different hairstyles, costumes and manners. Although they have been buried underground for 2000 years, they are still outstanding.

4, radiant and lifelike. Who molded lifelike officers and men with clay-that is the working people! This proves the wisdom and talent of our ancestors!

Looking at the statuette standing silently, I think it's actually a bloody battle. There are their white-haired parents in the loess kiln and their wives and children on the lonely road. How did they say goodbye to their families on the eve of departure? Kneel and kowtow? Crying in your head? Farewell At that time, no one had written a poem for them, "Don't laugh at your drunken battlefield, how many people fought in ancient times". How did they feel when they embarked on the difficult road of fighting? In the era of competition and belligerence, do you lament your helplessness? Do they want to spare their families a hard labor with a pure heart, or do they want to earn a piece of land for the royal family with the responsibility of a man? After what kind of psychological transformation, they cut off their hearts tied in red sorghum on the yellow land and used those hands that should have helped pears with hoes to find people who are also descendants of the Chinese people to dance with swords. What kind of wars and killings have they experienced? How did they survive from the sword?

6. Looking at the mighty soldiers in Qin Jun who look like typical Shaanxi people, looking at the galloping horses, it seems as if they saw the standard of blood at sunset, as if they heard Ma Si scream in the north wind, and they felt that these lean carriages and these mighty soldiers, starting from BC, crossed the pass of successive dynasties, fought bloody battles, and were travel-stained and conscientious.

7. All the excavated terracotta warriors and horses have been damaged and fallen into the pit, or a hand drawing a knife, or a kneeling posture, or a head, or half a horse's hip, or a wheel, which seems to be a multi-armed special force.

8. The face, hands and feet of pottery figurines are pink, showing the texture of muscles. In particular, the face painting is particularly wonderful. The white corners of the eyes, black eyes and even the pupils of the eyes are vividly painted.

9. The bun, beard and eyebrows of pottery figurines are all black. The overall color is gorgeous and harmonious. At the same time, the painting of pottery figurines also pays attention to the contrast of colors. Personally, some wear long green rafts and green shorts.

10, cavalry figurines dressed in short armor, tight pants and boots, right hand holding the reins, left hand holding the bow and arrow, as if ready to mount at any time.

1 1, Terracotta Warriors and Horses are not only large in scale, but also diverse and distinctive in personality. Look, what are those big men with cranes' crowns, armor and swords? He is an ordinary figurine. That poised look, at first glance, knew that they were battle-hardened and responsible leaders!

12, thousands of infantry figurines are arranged neatly, most of them are infantry, and only a few lead horses. Everyone is armed to the teeth and ready to go. Thousands of terracotta figures have different faces and expressions, and their costumes and headdresses vary according to their status, from seemingly teenage immature soldiers to elderly generals. It is said that these terracotta figures were brightly colored and lifelike when they were first unearthed, but they soon weathered when they came into contact with the air. Now all they see is the color of loess. It's hard to imagine that this is just a clay figurine. It seems that an army more than 2,000 years ago was suddenly frozen here and has been buried underground. I don't know whether the tourists coming and going will disturb their dreams, damage their duty of guarding the mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, bring them great discomfort after two thousand years, and quietly pour out their confusion today when all the tourists are gone in the dead of night.