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If you have the background information of Terracotta Army, you will know the millions terracotta warriors have millions expressions, wearing as well as different rankings, some are serious, some are sticky, and some are open-minded. Now there is the specific introduction of the 8 kinds warriors statues.

High-ranking Officer Statues:

These high-ranking officer statues are also called “Army warriors” among all kinds of terracotta warriors statues, which has the least amount of all. The officer statues are divided into two kinds, which are called the Battle Robe General Warriors and the Armor General Warriors. The main features of these officers are: big height, outstanding qualities as well as their very General Charm.

 The Battle Robe General Warriors wear the simple clothes with flower decoration on the chest, and the Armor General Warriors has total 8 flowers decoration on their front chest, back as well as the two-side shoulders. The colorful wearing, outstanding quality complements the very honor and prestige of the officers well.

Riding Soldiers Statues:

Normally, there are two riding soldiers in a chariot, one id on the left and the other is on the right. The left soldier wears a long gown, a armor, leg guard, with a spear, a dagger-axe or a halberd on the left hand, and the right soldier has the total opposite wearing with the left one. These two kinds riding soldiers are both the main role in fighting.

Standing Shooting Soldiers Statues:

This kind soldier is the special one among all other warriors, which was found in Pit 2, and they combine a crossbowman group with the kneeling shooting soldiers. The standing shooting soldiers stands in the front center of a team, who wears simple armor with a belt in the waist, showing another strong vigor of fighting-mastered.

Seeing them, you will find even in that ancient Qin Dynasty, their fighting skills had come into a high top, which was inherited by the later generations.

Kneeling Shooting Soldiers Statues:

These kneeling shooting soldiers statues were found in Pit 2, like the standing ones, and the only difference between them and the standing ones is only their gesture when battling. All these soldiers keel their legs down the ground with their two hands bent in a state of pulling the bow, to show their very spirit of their full preparation for the battle. What is the rare thing here is the very specific stitches on their bottom shoes are carved in details by the skillful craftsman, which shows you well the very vivid living scene in Qin Dynasty.