Essays on History of China

The two different warriors both had their own codes in which they followed. This help them to reach the height of their success we now know today. The Samurai code more commonly know as the Bushido (“The way of life”) code is a unwritten code...

In the ancient world, China is among the few nations with a deep culture. One of the wonders from the Chinese rich history is the Terracotta army from the 3​rd​ century. As well known, Chinese emperors were treated with great respect since the Terracotta armies...

The understanding of the Terracotta Warriors progressed over the research made from all five sources. The sources demonstrated worth as they exceedingly aided in finding most of the answers to the inquiry and sub-questions. This ancient artefact may just be interpreted as the Emperor Qin...

Cai Guo Qiang’s exhibition in NGV, Terracotta Warriors: Guardians of Immortality, created a bridge between past and present, a bridge between the physical world and spiritual world. The terracotta warriors being world wonders not only because of its intricacy and massive scale, but it also...

The terracotta army was buried according to Emperor Qin Shi Huang of the Qin Dynasty, during 210 – 209 BCE. It was the way that the funeral art form buried with the king in 210-209 BCE for the purpose to protect the king in his...

The Terracotta Army is one of the recent incredible discoveries of the ancient Chinese history. It is a collection of terracotta sculptures depicting the armies of Qin Shi Huang, the first Emperor of China. Emperors started building their tombs as soon as they took over...

In this essay I will explain the differences and similarities in Chinese people’s everyday life from the Han dynasty to the Tang dynasty. While things change historically and emperors are overthrown many of China’s thoughts about the showing of wealth stay the same. These similarities...

The Han Empire began in 206 B.C.E. with the first emperor Liu Bang who then later changed his name to Han Gazou. While in power, Gazou established “civil service” which in short was when he would round up men who were educated enough to assist...

The Han Dynasty was China’s longest significant dynasty. It started in 206 BCE till 220 CE. With just minor interferences it kept going on a range of more than four centuries and was viewed as a golden age in the Chinese history particularly in arts,...

The Han Dynasty and Roman Republic are comparable monarchies because of many similar aspects including the government, gender inequalities, religion and belief systems. The Han dynasty earned its reputation as a ‘Golden Age’ because of its strong social systems and successful citizenship. “During his 54-year reign,...