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Chapter 283 Going to the Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor

Chaochao seems to have some talent in languages. In fact, the kindergarten has already started teaching English, but no other languages.

This time, by learning from my dad, I mastered it very quickly.

The He family was overjoyed.

The study session finally ended on May Day.

The fleet of the Great Qi Empire also officially set sail.

Jian Yunsang breathed a sigh of relief. During this period of intensive study, her nerves had been unconsciously on edge.

Just when it seemed that the studies were coming to an end and it would be time to take a good rest during the May Day holiday, Yuanyuan suddenly came over.

“Little sister, let’s go on a trip during the May Day holiday. Our teacher said we have to write a travelogue.”

Chaochao has been going out quite often lately, but she doesn't go far; it's mostly been short trips to nearby areas.

But she loves going around with her parents, seeing different people and things, and learning a lot of knowledge that she can't learn in school.

So when Yuanyuan asked, she asked with some anticipation, "Where are we going?"

“I’ve thought about it. Looking at the scenery is boring; I’m tired of it. As descendants of the He family, we should visit more places with rich cultural heritage.”

Chaochao blinked. "Profound cultural heritage?"

"Yes, for example, to see the Terracotta Army."

What is the Terracotta Army?
It wasn't until the two children stood in front of the Qin Shi Huang Terracotta Army Museum that Chaochao asked Yuanyuan beside her, somewhat dazed, "Tell me, where is this?"

"The Mausoleum of the First Qin Emperor." Yuan Yuan looked completely innocent, noticing that her sister's expression was rather strange.

How could Chaochao not find it strange? This is a mausoleum! They're visiting a mausoleum?

Chaochao looked up at He Nanzhou, feeling quite lost. "Dad, did we come to the right place?"

The people of Daqi, living under the heavens, also wanted to ask this question. Let's see what they heard!
This is an emperor's tomb. Even if it's not the tomb of a later emperor, it's still a grave!

Who would be so kind as to travel all this way to someone's grave to... visit it?

He Nanzhou accompanied Chaochao this time; Jian Yunsang couldn't come.

She's currently teaching senior high school students, and the college entrance exam is just a month away. All the teachers and students are on high alert, and the atmosphere in the class is incredibly tense. Forget about visiting the Terracotta Warriors, she probably won't even be able to go on a local trip for the next month or so.

He Zheyan also came along. There was no other way; his father had gone back to the research institute, and Tang Muhan had no sense of direction. When they came out to play, she needed someone to look after her.

He Zheyan visited the Terracotta Army many years ago, so this is his second visit.

He Nanzhou looked at Chaochao with amusement and pointed ahead, "We didn't come to the wrong place, it's just that the timing was a bit inconvenient, there are people everywhere."

The people of Daqi roared beneath the sky.

Yes, this is something they particularly can't understand: why would so many people appear in front of a grave?

"What are people thinking in the future? With so many people coming to visit and play, aren't they afraid of having nightmares in the middle of the night?"

"I think they're more like tomb raiders."

"No, what's so interesting about a grave, especially a tyrant's grave?"

Emperor Jingxuan was speechless; his expression had been extremely grave ever since he saw the words "Qin Shi Huang." What had happened at the Qin Shi Huang Mausoleum?

Do later generations have no reverence for ghosts and gods?

The officials below felt utterly powerless; the imperial tombs were a place they had never imagined.

This has actually become a tourist attraction?
Simply unbelievable.

Some officials below couldn't help but look at Emperor Jingxuan. If Qin Shi Huang's mausoleum was in such a state, what about the mausoleum of the Great Qi emperor? Surely it wouldn't also become a tourist attraction for later generations.

The tastes of future generations are truly incomprehensible.

While everyone was lost in their own thoughts, Chaochao and her group had already gone inside.

They found a guide and quickly followed the group inside.

The guide's voice was clear and crisp: "...The Qin Shihuang Mausoleum Museum is one of the first World Cultural Heritage sites in my country to be included in the 'World Heritage List.' It shows us the appearance of the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum archaeological site and the state of environmental protection. It is an open imperial mausoleum protection unit composed of multiple museums, receiving up to ten million visitors every year."

Emperor Jingxuan was completely stunned. He asked incredulously, "How many? How many tourists are there in a year?"

The officials below swallowed hard. Ten million?

So many people went to see Qin Shi Huang's tomb? What were they going there for? To spit on a tyrant?

Chaochao asked He Nanzhou in a low voice, "Dad, was Qin Shi Huang very powerful?"

She hasn't studied history yet. She may have heard of Qin Shi Huang by chance, but she doesn't really know the specifics of his deeds.

Yuan Yuan, however, said excitedly, "Of course he's amazing! He was the first emperor of China. He unified the six kingdoms and built the Great Wall. I've been to the Great Wall before, Chao Chao. Let's climb the Great Wall again during summer vacation. It's just a bit tiring, the steps are too high and there are too many people, let me tell you..."

Some scholars in the Great Qi Dynasty turned red with anger.

"Pah, what's so great about him? He was just a tyrant. What's so praiseworthy about someone like that?"

A local resident who was unfamiliar with history asked him, "Tyrant? What did he do?"

"What are you doing?" the man sneered. "He ruled the country by law, and his punishments were severe and cruel. He burned books and buried scholars alive, and he was headstrong, killing anyone who disagreed with his ideas. And this Great Wall is evidence of his excessive conscription of laborers, wasting resources and causing hardship to the people. Such a tyrannical and oppressive monarch should be nailed to the pillar of shame and cursed by future generations."

"That's right. Haven't later generations always been advocating reverence for life? Given what Qin Shi Huang did, Chaochao's brother actually thinks he's amazing. To admire Qin Shi Huang so much at such a young age, he'll probably end up like a tyrant in the future, no good at all."

Under the sky, many people from Daqi were cursing and swearing.

They were well-read people who lived closer to the Qin Dynasty, so they certainly knew more about these things than people of later generations, and naturally had more confidence to talk about them.

It seems that later history has been distorted, which is why even a child as young as Yuanyuan has such incorrect perceptions.

Even Emperor Jingxuan frowned upon hearing Yuanyuan's words.

An official whispered, "People from later generations all flock to Qin Shi Huang's tomb to visit and play. They don't seem like people who respect the First Emperor. But why does Yuan Yuan's behavior seem completely contrary to what he says?"

"Could he be being sarcastic?"

"Hey, Yuanyuan, how did you manage to veer off-topic like this? Kids are just so unreliable."

Fortunately, the commentator noticed the problem and immediately brought the topic back when Yuan Yuan took a break.

"Qin Shi Huang, Ying Zheng, is undoubtedly the greatest emperor of all time."