Episode 2 – Part 3 | Why He Called Himself the First Emperor After unifying the six states, YING Zheng created a new title for himself: Qin Shi Huang, meaning the “First Emperor of Qin.” In this video, museum educator TIAN Jing answers questions about why he chose this title and what some of his goals were for the newly unified empire. #QinShiHuang #TerracottaWarriors #兵马俑博物馆 #兵马俑 #terracottaarmy #culturalheritage #qinshihuang #TravelChina #西安
Episode 2 – Part 3 | Why He Called Himself the First Emperor After unifying the six states, YING Zheng created a new title for himself: Qin Shi Huang, meaning the “First Emperor of Qin.” In this video, museum educator TIAN Jing answers questions about why he chose this title and what some of his goals were for the newly unified empire. #QinShiHuang #TerracottaWarriors #兵马俑博物馆 #兵马俑 #terracottaarmy #culturalheritage #qinshihuang #TravelChina #西安
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