探訪西安秦二世陵，發現保存有一副趙高真像，光看畫像就讓人不寒而慄【行跡旅途中】

Hi, my name is Qiuping I am now in Xi'an, Shaanxi I'm back in Xi'an This place is the Qin II Ruins Park in Xi'an, where Hu Hai was buried. Why come to this place Because every time I come to Xi'an to supply something, I will stop here for a short time. Because it's easier to park nearby Let's see something unique today. Because there are many portraits of Qin Shihuang, but is there any portrait of Zhao Gao and Hu Hai? Let's explore here today. I heard that there is a portrait of Zhao Gao preserved here. There is a lot about Qin Dynasty in this ruins park This is what we call unified weights and measures, unified currency In the Qin Dynasty, Qin Shihuang unified currency to build straight roads And the unified script, this is a great achievement Like these are the armors of the Qin Dynasty Battle armor is the armor used by the officers and soldiers of the ancient army to defend the body against cold weapons. A part of the Qin Dynasty's army was able to gallop across the six eastern coun tries, that is, his weapons were more advanced For example, the Qin Dynasty had already begun to implement iron systems at that time. At that time, the six countries in the East still used bronze ware, this is the difference go ahead Qin II Ruins Park, Emperor Qin II's Mausoleum I didn't expect his imperial mausoleum to be in this place we can see now we go forward There are many high-end neighborhoods in the back His imperial mausoleum is located next to the community Mausoleum of Emperor Qin II There were only two emperors in the Qin Dynasty, Qin Shi Huang and Qin Er Hu Hai Many people say that Ziying, Ziying had already gone to the emperor at that time. Therefore, there were only two emperors in the Qin Dynasty. Let us know Ziying is not the emperor Chronology of events of Qin II Hu Hai was born in 230 BC In 221 BC, the Qin Dynasty was established, and Ying Zheng began to call Shi Huangdi In 210 BC, Qin Shihuang died in the sand dunes The sand dunes are very interesting. King Zhao W uling also died in the sand dunes. Zhao Gao, Li Si faked a genetic edict, supported Hu Hai's succession, and was called Qin II So Li Swan never thought of it In fact, Li Si is selfish, because Fusu doesn't like Li Si. So he felt that Huhai's ascension to the throne could preserve his status. In the end, he never imagined that he was not Zhao Gao's opponent. Later, Zhao Gao killed him. I don't know if Li Si regretted it. This is the mausoleum of Hu Hai, the mausoleum of Emperor Qin II. More than 2,000 years ago, only one such mound remains today In fact, he is lucky, basically every day people come to visit him as a negative example Like many emperors in other dynasties in Chinese history, basically no one cares. But he is located in this neighborhood, so many people still come. Next to his imperial mausoleum is a high-end community This community can say hello to the emperor every day good morning and good evening Then I rested at night and greeted the emperor every day Although this H u Hai said that he was forced to death by Zhao Gao But he still has someone to keep him company every day When you come to this place, you must talk about the demise of the Qin Dynasty. The data all say that the demise of the Qin Dynasty was caused by Zhao Gao and Hu Hai In fact, they are a fuse Because when the Qin Dynasty unified the six countries, the process of unification between Qin Shihuang and that Li Si was too fast Maybe there is no experience of governing a unified Dynasty, so there are many contradictions Especially at that time we talked about repairing the Chi Road, repairing the Afang Palace, repairing the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum, and many corvée So naturally there are more contradictions Qin Shi Huang was able to suppress these contradictions when he was there Then after the death of Qin Shi Huang, Hu Hai, including Zhao Gaolisi, were not powerful enough to suppress them. So that led to that uprising, it was a fuse But as a whole, Hu Hai and Zhao Gao are indeed very resp onsible Because if they govern with heart after they ascend to the throne, it is still possible to save Many sources say that if Fusu ascends the throne as emperor, then there is still hope Because the whole empire at that time believed that Fusu was a benevolent and righteous person, that is to say, he had the ability to lead the Qin Dynasty to move forward. But history does not Did you see this This copper galloping horse is known as the most expensive carriage in China It is the carriage that Qin Shihuang rode when he traveled. This can be seen in many places. Especially now that the museum can see the real thing of this carriage It was excavated from the excavation from the burial pit in Qin Shihuang. Seems to be moving to a new museum now The pattern on this wall is the scene of the parade Qin Shihuang has been on tour all his life, everyone is very familiar with this, right? Refers to a deer as a horse, this is what Zhao Gao said Zhao Gao covered the sky with one hand, Hu Hai was weak and incompetent Zhao Gao led a deer, but said it was a horse As a result, many ministers also agreed, and those who did not agree were killed by Zhao Gao in the end. So this is the story of a deer being a horse It is said that the power of the government at that time was basically grasped by that Zhao Gao, and Hu Hai was a puppet it may be so Look, this is Hu Hai, and the finger next to it is Zhao Gao Hu Hai is actually Zhao Gao's apprentice Because Hu Hai was handed over to Zhao Gao's education since he was a child Let's take a look at what Zhao Gao's portrait looks like now Because what Zhao Gao looks like has always been a mystery through the ages Just now we saw that sculpture was just some imagination Let's take a look at these images now This is Fusu, the eldest son of Qin Shihuang, who was very benevolent at that time But his political views ran counter to Qin Shi Huang's, and he was later assigned to the edge of the Great Wall. After Qin Shi Huang died, Qin Shi Huang want ed him to succeed him Because Qin Shihuang's sons may be his best But Zhao Gao and Li Si forged a will and ordered him to commit suicide As a result, Fusu really committed suicide There is a saying that During the uprising in the late Qin Dynasty, when Liu Bang entered Guanzhong, he encountered no resistance. Qin people do not resist, there is a saying that after Fusu's death The Qin people felt that their hope was gone, so they gave up their resistance. There's a saying that goes like this, but I don't know if it's true or not what do you think Then this is Meng Tian, ​​​​who was later bestowed to death by Qin Ershi Let's take a look Fusu's portrait. Feeling like a polite person These two are Qin Ershi and Li Si Not incompetent, but a bit selfish It can be said that his decision was to participate in the forgery of the will and ruin the Qin Dynasty. As a result, he was also beheaded in Xianyang. This is Qin Ershi, he is actually very young 230 BC to 207 BC, or 23 years old After being t he second emperor of China for three years, he was later killed by Zhao Gao This is Zhao Gao's portrait Do you see it Looking at this picture makes me shudder Why on earth did he do this, no one knows But it is true that the Qin Dynasty perished, and he played a very bad role This man, you look at his portrait is not very uncomfortable When ordinary people see this kind of portrait, they may feel nervous especially children You might be scared if you see it at night Let's take a closer look this person This is Zhao Gao How do you feel when you see this portrait? Do you think he looks like Zhao Gao? Because this is in the Qin II World Heritage Park There are several portraits of him in this place There are Zhao Gao's , Li Si's, Fusu's, Qin Ershi Huhai's That's it, we've seen it here, anyway, Zhao Gao's portrait really makes people feel scared From here, we can also see the horror of Zhao Gao.