In between training
programs in Shanghai, China, I was able to visit Xi'an and see the sights, including the famous
Terracotta Warriors.
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| With a Laughing Buddha at a Buddhist Temple in Xi'an, China |
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| The Hanyang tomb, resting spot of emperor Liu Qi, of the Han Dynasty (206 BC-220 AD) |
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| In contrast to the Terracotta Warriors, burial objects unearthed in this tomb include clay figurines of farm animals, people, tapestries and jars. |
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| A display outlining the tomb. Long pits radiate from the central tomb, each representing a different part of the emperor's administration. |
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| A burial pit, seen from above. You cover your shoes with plastic and walk on a glass floor to see into the pits. |
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| (Photos courtesy of NU) |
For more photos from Xian, see the following posts: