Qin Shihuang unified China's six warring states, declaring himself emperor in 221 BC. He introduced reforms, built roads, and extended the Great Wall. The film showcases life-sized terracotta warriors built for his tomb. The imperial system he created has lasted for thousands of years, making it the world's most enduring political structure.
The First Emperor of China
Qin Shihuang, the first emperor of China, unified six warring states and established the Qin dynasty in 221 BC. He implemented far-reaching reforms and constructed a comprehensive network of roads and extended the Great Wall of China.
