Mount Li Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor Shaanxi China Scenic Drive in 4K

00:00 Intro｜片头 01:25 临潼·银桥大道 Yinqiao Ave, Lintong 02:20 G108 国道 G108 National Highway 03:05 砖房北路 Zhuanfang North Rd 05:18 乡间小路 Village Backroad 05:55 四村路 Sicun Rd 09:24 陵新路 Lingxin Rd 12:30 秦陵北路 Qinling North Rd 16:32 兵马俑·景区北门 Museum North Gate 19:05 秦唐大道 Qintang Blvd 23:43 标缝路 Biaofeng Rd 31:57 秦唐大道·骊山方向 To Lishan (Mt. Li) 35:10 洪庆山国家森林公园 Hongqing Mountain Forest Park 50:00 铜人原路 Tongrenyuan Rd 1:01:20 灞临路 Balin Rd 1:02:50 骊山巅峰·人祖庙 Renzu Temple Summit 1:04:20 骊山·灞临路下山 Downhill Balin Rd 1:16:40 骊山·18 盘盘山公路 18-Bend Mountain Road 1:25:30 骊山·牡丹路支线 Mudan Rd Branch 1:33:13 骊山牌坊 Lishan Archway 1:34:06 秦唐大道 Qintang Blvd 1:34:38 长恨歌广场 Changhenge Song Square 1:45:53 秦陵北路 Qinling North Rd 1:48:02 秦始皇雕像 Emperor Qin Shi Huang Statue 1:48:20 Outro｜片尾 The Mausoleum of Qin Shi Huang is located at the northern foot of Mount Li in Lintong, Shaanxi Province, and was built by Ying Zheng as his "eternal dwelling." The mausoleum complex consists of inner and outer city walls. The original burial mound was over fifty zhang (approximately 150 meters) high and shaped like an inverted bucket; it still stands at seventy-six meters today. According to the *Records of the Grand Historian*, the underground palace was built by "digging through three springs, laying copper, and placing the coffin." Modern geophysical surveys confirm its area to be approximately 180,000 square meters, with stone palace walls four meters thick. It contains mercury rivers, nine-tiered terraces, and representations of celestial and geographical features, and remains unexcavated. Over six hundred burial pits have been discovered outside the mausoleum, and Pits 1, 2, and 3 of the Terracotta Army have yielded over seven thousand terracotta warriors, one hundred chariots, and tens of thousands of bronze weapons, all arranged according to the Qin army's formation, guarding their master—a site known as the "Eighth Wonder of the World." Mount Li is named after the mausoleum; its body is composed of gneiss and granite, with flowing hot springs and evergreen vegetation. The incident of King You of Zhou lighting the beacon fires to amuse his concubine took place on its summit. The mausoleum and the mountain are intertwined, forming a "mountain-backed, river-fronted" pattern, symbolizing "eternal security." Two thousand two hundred years later, the burial mound is covered with lush green grass, the terracotta warriors still stand guard, and the hot springs of Mount Li continue to flow. The Qin and Tang dynasties' legacies are all transformed into a silent epic of mountains and rivers. Thanks for Watching. Please Like, Subscribe & Share if You Enjoy Our Work. More Videos Please Visit My Channel    / @youshouldvisitchina   秦始皇陵位于陕西临潼骊山北麓，是嬴政为自己营造的“永垂之宅”。陵区分内外两重城垣，封土原高五十余丈，呈覆斗形，今仍存七十六米。地宫据《史记》“穿三泉，下铜而致椁”，现代物探证实其面积约十八万平方米，石质宫墙厚达四米，内有水银江河，九层台榭，天象地理齐备，尚未发掘。陵外已探明陪葬坑六百馀座，兵马俑一、二、三号坑出土武士俑七千余件，战车百乘，青铜兵器数万，皆按秦军建制，列阵卫主，世称“世界第八奇迹”。骊山因陵而名，山体由片麻岩与花岗岩构成，温泉潺潺，草木常青，周幽王烽火戏诸侯即在山顶。陵与山相依，形成“枕山蹬河”的格局，象征“万世之固”。两千二百年后，封土青草萋萋，兵马俑仍列阵守卫，骊山温泉依旧，秦风唐韵，一并化作沉默的山河史诗。 感谢观看。如果您喜欢我们的作品，请点赞、订阅并分享。 更多视频请访问我的频道    / @youshouldvisitchina