Some time ago, the hit of the annual historical drama "The Great Qin" allowed the audience to appreciate the prosperity of Qin and how Qin Shihuang unified the six kingdoms. However, the seemingly indestructible unified dynasty ended in just 15 years, and the wish of the emperor Qin Shihuang, the eternal emperor, was finally ruined by his son and trusted ministers. The "No. 1 Tourist" event hosted by the Huashang Daily went to the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum Museum at its first stop and led everyone to visit precious cultural relics and sites such as the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Burial Pit. Yesterday, we visited the Qin II Mausoleum Ruins Park in Qujiang. As the son of Qin Shihuang, Hu Hai's tomb is much "huge" than his father.
The Great Qin Empire, created by several generations, was "defeated" by the third year of Hu Hai in Qin II and Qin
In "On the Pass of Qin", there is a passage in "Theory of the First Emperor", "When it reaches the First Emperor, the remaining strength of the six generations... The world has settled, and the heart of the First Emperor thinks that it is the solidity of Guanzhong, the golden city is thousands of miles away, and the career of the descendants and emperors for all generations." Qin Shihuang defeated the countries on the solid foundation laid by his predecessors and forged a unified dynasty. However, Qin Shihuang certainly did not expect that three years after the "Sand Dune Change", his son Qin Ershi Hu Hai "defeated" the Qin Empire founded by several generations.
Yesterday, Liang Yan, the gold medal tour guide of the Qin Ershima Ruins Park, led everyone to learn about the rise and fall of the Qin Dynasty.
"Have anyone heard the story of referring to a deer as a horse?" When the Chinese business reporters who participated in the event heard this question, they raised their hands and rushed to answer, "I know! The story of referring to a deer as a horse is that Prime Minister Zhao Gao said the deer as a horse." In front of the relief wall of the exhibition hall, the tour guide Liang Yan told the story of referring to a deer as a horse in detail: Zhao Gao presented the deer to Hu Hai, but deliberately said, "This is a horse." Hu Hai smiled and said, "Is the Prime Minister wrong? You say the deer as a horse." Asked the ministers around him, some of the ministers were silent, while some deliberately catered to Zhao Gao and said it was a horse. Zhao Gao was secretly slandering or framing those who said they were deer. From then on, the ministers were all afraid of Zhao Gao. It can be seen that Prime Minister Zhao Gao at that time turned black and white and covered the sky with one hand.
refers to one of the protagonists of the story of the deer as a horse, Qin II Hu Hai was buried on the south bank of the former site of Qujiangchi, Xi'an. This is part of the forbidden garden Yichun Garden, which was dedicated to emperors' hunting in the Qin Dynasty. Qin Ershi Mausoleum Ruins Park is one of the six major ruins parks in Qujiang New District, Xi'an. The overall park has a Qin style and Qin style. The overall color is black advocated by the Qin Dynasty, showing the magnificence, power and grandeur of Qin culture. It is said that the rise and strength of the Qin Dynasty depends on the tomb of Emperor Shihuang, and the record of the decline of the Qin Dynasty is in the Qin Ershi Mausoleum Ruins Park.
"Qin II Hu Hai was the youngest son of Qin Shihuang. In 210 BC, Qin Shihuang died of illness. Hu Hai forced the eldest son Fusu to commit suicide under the counsel of Zhao Gao and became the emperor. During Qin II's reign, he was foolish and brutal, and the powerful Qin Dynasty was eventually destroyed in the hands of Hu Hai." Liang Yan introduced. It is worth mentioning that the Mausoleum of Qin II looks grand and solemn and full of magnificence. However, Qin II, who was forced to kill by Zhao Gao at that time, was buried here with the ceremony of "Guizhou Head", that is, he was buried as a commoner. "At that time, Zhao Gao sent his son-in-law Yan Le to force Hu Hai to death in Wangyi Palace. Because the incident happened suddenly and in order to cover up, Zhao Gao chose to hurriedly buried Qin Ershi in the southern part of Yichunyuan, which is far away from Wangyi Palace." Liang Yan said.
The immersive experience with a strong sense of substitution
Let you feel the rise and fall of a dynasty
The Qin Shang Museum in the Qin Ershima Ruins Park has eight scenes, which can immerse yourself in the ups and downs of the Qin Dynasty. From the "Sand Dune Change", "Secondary of the Second World" to "Secondary of the Second World", the museum uses a combination of real scenes and images to make tourists feel as if they are there. By adding text, Qin Ershi's "inner monologue" is displayed.
In the scene experience hall, sound, light and electricity restored the Xianyang Palace at the heyday of Qin State, and the palace was the Qin II who ascended the throne. In order to consolidate the imperial power, Hu Hai successively killed 32 brothers and sisters, and then began to kill ministers, even the important officials who made great contributions during the Qin Shihuang period were not spared.
On the side of the museum's narrow walkway, there are two dark cages, one "detaining" two generals Meng Tian and Meng Yi, and the other "detaining" Li Si."Meng Tian chased the Huns in the north and built the Great Wall of Thousand Miles. He was one of the most trusted generals of Qin Shihuang. His brother Meng Yi served as the important position of Shangqing, and the two brothers made great contributions to the great cause of Qin Shihuang's unification. However, he still could not escape the fate of being sentenced to death by Hu Hai. Another important minister, Li Si, was also brutally killed by Hu Hai." Afterwards, Liang Yan led everyone to another experience venue - the burning of Xianyang Palace, and the red tongues of flames swallowed up the palace with a history of more than 140 years. Many tourists at the scene felt sorry for the glorious Qin Empire.
After leaving the museum, he then arrived at the tomb of Hu Hai of Qin II. The specifications and exquisiteness here cannot be compared with the tomb of Emperor Qin Shihuang. Liang Yan introduced: "Before the scenic spot was built, the Qin Ershi Mausoleum was smaller and simpler than what we see now, which shows how he was in the situation at that time." The "reflection clock" next to the tomb of
made the young reporters quite interested. The bell was engraved with eight big words "The bell alerts hundreds of generations, and history is aware of thousands of futures." Mr. Wang, who participated in this museum exploration activity, said: "This place is different from other museums. It contains a warning culture and a reflection culture. The Qin Dynasty only lasted a few years from its heyday to its demise, so it is said that 'It is easy to fight the country, but it is difficult to defend the country'. The education and training of parents have a great impact on the next generation." China Business News reporter Tian Lei Intern Liu Yang Wendi Picture
