Xian
Li, Sue Yung, Sun, Shirley, University of California, Berkeley
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Produced by Sue Yung Li and Shirley Sun
Presents a cultural history of the ancient Chinese imperial city of Xian, once the greatest capital in the world. Visits several important archaeological sites, including the burial tomb of China's first emperor, Qin Shi Huang Di. Larger than a football field, the vault is filled with a life-sized ceramic army of 6,000 soldiers, chariots, horses, and weapons. From the Cities in China series
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- Internet Archive, in Educational films
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- Rights statement
- Produced by Sue Yung Li and Shirley Sun
- Credit
- Li, Sue Yung, Sun, Shirley, University of California, Berkeley
- Language
- English
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