A major breakthrough in the study of the Qin Terracotta Warriors has revealed that some of the craftsmen who created the ...

Chinese archaeologists have investigated the lives of nobles from the Qin state during the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, providing new insights into ancient Chinese social hierarchy, dietary customs and ...

Written by six British historians and writers, the book has also been published in Italian, Japanese, Slovak, and Croatian ...

Zhuoqin, or the construction of the qin, is a refined handicraft. Starting with the selection of appropriate pieces of wood, it involves a series of steps of work, including chopping, hollowing, ...

Since the Qin Dynasty, the Lingqu Canal has played a positive role in consolidating national unity, and strengthening political, economic and cultural exchanges between the North and South of China, ...

Producer Yiqui Bai of Conqueror's Blade spoke to the addition of the iconic Terracotta Warriors in the large-scale live ...

Command the legendary Terracotta Warriors of China’s Qin Dynasty in the latest seasonal update for Conqueror's Blade. Check out the Conqueror's Blade trailer to see what to expect with Season 23, ...

An exhibition of the Shaanxi terracotta warriors in Perth is slated as the largest of its kind outside China. Some artefacts are likely to never travel again.

Who Built the Great Wall of China? Qin Dynasty (221-206 BCE): The first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, started connecting older, separate walls to create a single, unified barrier.

Archaeologists in Changzhou, Jiangsu Province, have uncovered 156 ancient remains and over 500 artefacts at the Jiaopuxiang site, providing substantial new evidence of continuous human activity in the ...

According to the inscription, five top-ranking officials had been ordered to seek medicinal herbs near Mount Kunlun, a mountain revered as a celestial realm.

As Qin Shi Huang (259-210 BCE) crafted the first Chinese imperial dynasty, he had a little help from the long-gone-but-rather-immortal Confucius (who lived in the 5th and 6th centuries BCE).