There were jade shops in the Terracotta Warriors and Horses scenic area, and there were some problems in these jade shops: - The sales question: - Some tour guides had an interest in jade shops and used various methods to induce tourists to buy jade. For example, some tour guides would imply that buying jade was a good tourist, and they would also fabricate reasons such as buying jade to make a fortune, avoid disasters, or find a girlfriend. Some tour guides would pretend to be sincere and first close the distance with tourists, such as telling them that they had worked in the scenic area for many years and advised tourists not to buy things outside the scenic area, claiming that the jade in the scenic area was real and the outside was fake. In fact, they were promoting the jade in the scenic area. - The salespeople were very aggressive in their marketing. If a tourist expressed that they wanted a bracelet, the salesperson would take out an unsuitable size bracelet and force it on the tourist, causing the tourist to be unable to take it off. This method was used to facilitate the purchase. - [Price and quality issues: Jade articles have inflated prices and premium prices.] Some tourists found out after buying it. Through communicating with taxi drivers and inquiring about the Little Red Book, they learned that the jade in the scenic area was expensive. The cost of counterfeit Lantian jade was high, so there was no need to fake it. Moreover, the price of the scenic area was not equal to the actual value. However, the tourists found that it was more reasonable to buy jade of the same quality outside, and it was worth it. Read more exciting novels for free
From the reference materials, it was known that there were ancient jade terracotta warriors and horses of the Han Dynasty. They were made of Hetian jade and belonged to the white jade carving/decoration before the Tang Dynasty. However, he lacked more detailed information and could not elaborate further. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The exact address of Yangzhou Jade Culture Scenic Spot could not be found; China Jade Museum is located at No. 6, Guangchumenwai Street, Hanjiang District, Yangzhou City, Jiangsu Province (inside the jade factory opposite the north gate of Geyuan). <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
The entrance fee for the Terracotta Warriors was 15 yuan per person.
There were no living terracotta warriors in the terracotta army. The existence of human terracotta warriors had been abolished, and the terracotta warriors were replaced with clay sculptures. Although there were some legends and speculations that the terracotta soldiers might have human terracotta warriors, there was no scientific evidence to verify it. Due to the peasant uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty and the passage of time, the number of terracotta soldiers in existence was very small. Every terracotta soldier was very precious. Therefore, it was certain that there were no living terracotta warriors in the terracotta army.
The distance between the terracotta soldiers and the Nightless City was about 35 kilometers. There were many ways for tourists to get to the terracotta warriors, including subway, bus, car or taxi. If you took the subway, you would have to walk to the Big Wild Goose Pagoda subway station, then change to Line 4, Line 3, Line 1, and Line 9. The whole journey would take about 2 hours and 22 minutes. The Nightless City was a commercial street with a strong business atmosphere. It provided a variety of food, drinks, and entertainment options, and the entrance was free.
The terracotta warriors and the Huaqing Pool were together.
The Terracotta Warriors were created to accompany Emperor Qin Shi Huang in the afterlife. They were believed to protect him and showcase his power and authority.