You Tiange Pavilion

One day during the winter vacation, I came to Tianxin Pavilion. Tianxin Pavilion can be called the symbol of Changsha. It is an ancient building. It was built 12 years ago in the Qing Emperor Qianlong. The loft is located in the ancient city of Changsha, which is more than 100 feet long.

When I was outside the door, I saw a banner hanging on two trees in the park. I said that there was an exhibition of Shaanxi Terracotta Warriors in the park. I was very excited. I quickly bought the tickets and walked into the park. After several pavilions and a pool with fountains, I came to an ancient door. The couplets on both sides of the ancient door were very well written: "Qinhan Mingcheng" and "Xiaoxiang Ancient Court". Calligraphy is a dragon dance, quite artistic. Once inside, you can see the main building of Tianxin Pavilion. The main building has three floors. There is a door on each floor of the gallery. There are couplets and banners next to the door. On the two sides of the main building are two annex buildings, the south side of the book "Nan Ping", the north side of the book "North Arch". The wooden structure of the Tailiang frame is so majestic that it is integrated with the ancient city and has a lot of antique taste. There were several terracotta warriors in front of each loft. I was taken aback and felt that it must be a replica, otherwise it would not be so simple to show outdoors. Knocked on by a hand, the sound of metal, turned out to be copper, just wiped a lot of mud up to look like a clay sculpture. But this is also a replica from Xi'an. The ancient city of Xi'an is not only antique, but the technology of imitation antiques is also the first-class in the country.

There are many terracotta warriors and horses in the main pavilion. Big and small, not to mention thousands, hundreds of them are always there. On the first floor, there is the "No. 1 pit" of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum. There are hundreds of terracotta warriors and horses in the real "No. 1 pit" in Shaanxi. There are also hundreds of "Pit No. 1" here, but they are only proportional. The miniature "small terracotta warriors". These "small terracotta warriors" are not made indiscriminately. They are also in the same way, and the nose, eyebrows, eyes, and robes are clear and unambiguous.

In the attic, there are almost all the terracotta warriors and horses of the same size as the real people. The soldiers are mostly arrogant and stand upright, and some of them are kneeling on the ground. Their eyes are round and the characters on either side of the lips must be tightly attached to the face next to the lips. The civil servants seem to be easygoing, but they are all so solemn. There are also two stables, one is a cavalry stable with a saddle and a reins. The other is the chariot.

Although I have not been to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor, I have never seen the real terracotta warriors, but I have felt the splendid ancient civilization of our country from these replicas. I understand Qin Shihuang's tyranny, but he was the first to unify China, what a momentum! As Li Baishi said: "Qinhuang sweeps Liuhe, the tiger is He Xiong; the sword is decided to float, and the princes come to the west."