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請問最後一段的
protecting Qin’s remains if not his spirit
的if not his spirit 這裡是有文法嗎？
還是倒裝什麼的？唸起來很不順

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Qin Shihuangdi. This monarch had an entire army          多基點
Qin Shihuangdi, who ruled in the second century B.C。  be
country of China. He unified seven independent state5 that na    ee
centuries. Then he built the Great Wall to keep invaders 焉bay. 繼 & $     1          的
government currency and measurement that he established remained in Place un

we into 出e twentieth 人了         還
When Qins grave was excav上ed in 1974, archagglo (喲上導 rypical roy     中 ,
cNtficre were rare cerarmlcs

ial treasures. There was Jewelry of gold, jade, and          See

 

and coins. But also in the gravesite was aremarkable collection of over 8,000 full-

Size stattles of soldiers, horses, and chariots. This army, made of terra_ cotta, Was
Jmed up mm battle formation.

Fis not only the size of this clay army that is astonishing. The quality and vari-
cty of the sculptures 1s also impressiv            ldiers body was made of coils of
rough clay and 出en coated with a 人  fclay. The head and the hands were

created separatejy 檻he result was that no two soldiers looked exact

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世e many types of soldiers一1 dressed in appropriatey brightly paint

Were foot soldiers, armed chariot drivers, and archers.
Sevyeral hundred 由ousand laborers created Qins terra cotta ar

ed uniforms一-

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