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Forthefirsttime,
themuseum'
shistoricReadingRoom
hasbeentransformedintoagallery.
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Theroomisstillastar.It'
sstill
expressedwithintheexhibition.
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Ondisplaywillbe
sometrulyiconicobjects.
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He'
stheunarmouredgeneral,
isn'
the?
Yeah.
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samazing,isn'
tit?
Theylooksoreal.
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sthejobofalifetime
forthecurator.
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Thisexhibition'
sthebiggestone
I'
veeverdone.
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vedonepermanentgalleries,
vedonetemporaryexhibitions,
butthisisthebiggest.
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Herchallenge
istotellanepicstory.
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Thecreationofanempire,
thebuildingofagreatwall...
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..theunificationofapeople.
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TheFirstEmperorruledChina
for11yearsandbuiltalavish
tombtoinhabitforever.
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TheobjectswhichtheBritishMuseum
isgatheringtogetherwilltell
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thestoryofthemanwhomadeChina
andhisspectaculareternalarmy.
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God,that'
sbreathtaking.
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ThewomaninchargeoftheFirst
EmperorprojectisJanePortal.
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Thisgallery'
senormous.
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sthebiggestgallery
intheBritishMuseum...
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Janeisthecuratorofone
ofthebestcollectionsof
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theChinesebronzes,jades
andceramicsintheWest.
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ButtheFirstEmperor'
sdynasty,the
Qin,isalittleunderrepresented.
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mjustgoingtoshowyouwhat
thereisintheBritishMuseum
whichisfromtheQin,whichishere.
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Weonlyhavethesethreeobjects.
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Thisisit?
Thisisit,yes.
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Sonowonderyou'
regettingexcited
abouttheQinexhibition.
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Andinfact,theQinexhibition,
we'
rehavingalargemajorityof
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everythingthereistodowiththe
Qinisgoingtobeinourexhibition,
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becausethereisn'
tthatmuchtodo
withtheQin,apartfromtheevidence
fromtheFirstEmperor'
stomb.
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That'
swhyit'
ssoimportant,
theevidencefromthetomb.
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ObjectsfromtheFirstEmperor'
s
tomb,includingTerracottaWarriors,
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arebeingbroughtacrosstheworld
fromXi'
anincentralChina.
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Thisthrivingcitywasoncea
greatcapitaloftheancientworld,
likeAthens,CairoandRome.
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Today,twomillionpeoplecome
hereeachyeartovisit
theTerracottaWarriorsMuseum.
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TheTerracottaWarriorsthatwere
excavatedin1974arereallythemost
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spectaculararchaeologicalfind
intheworld.
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InJune2006,after
ayearofnegotiation,
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JanevisitedXi'
antoselectthe
itemsshewantedforherexhibition.
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Shecamewiththedirectorofthe
BritishMuseum,NeilMacGregor.
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Whatissoextraordinaryisthat
thiswasanarmyreadyto...
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well,actually,onthemarch.
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Theywerehopingtosecure
20figures,morethanhad
everbeenloanedbefore.
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Thedesignchallengeishowyouget
someideatothevisitorinLondon
ofthescaleofthesite.
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Iftheirexhibitioncan'
tconvey
thesheersizeofthearmy,
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itmightbeabletogivevisitors
adifferentexperience.
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Aface-to-faceencounterwith
individualwarriors,somethingwhich
isonlypossibleforVIPsinChina.
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What'
ssoextraordinary
istobeabletolookthem
intheeye,isn'
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AndIthinktogivethevisitor
thesenseofhowbigtheyare
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andthat'
ssomethingwecandoin
theexhibitionwhichisnotreally
possibleforthevisitorhere.
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Theexhibitionisnotjust
abouttheTerracottaArmy.
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sabouttheFirstEmperor
himselfandtheQinDynasty.
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TheQinruledthemostwesterlyof
severalwarringstatesforover
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600yearsbeforetheyconquered
theothersandunitedChina.
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Withdesigner,CarolineIngham,
Janeembarkedona900-milejourney
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aroundtheancientQinstate
searchingforobjectstodisplay.
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AlthoughtheQinwasmainly
knownforitsmilitaryabilities
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retryingtogetoverthefact
thattheyactually
madebeautifulthingsaswell.
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Ihaveseenpicturesofthem,
becausethey'
reveryfamous,
andtheyareincrediblyimpressive.
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Butthiswillbeashow
whichisaboutfarmorethan
acollectionofobjects.
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ItcomesatatimewhentheWest
istryingtomakesense
oftheriseofmodernChina.
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Thatis,ofcourse,exactly
whattheBritishMuseumisabout.
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Thepointwasalwaysthatifyou
thoughtcarefullyaboutthepast,
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youwouldbeabletothink
differentlyaboutthepresent.
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Thisexhibitionallowsus
totrytodo
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somethingwereallyhaven'
t
donebefore,
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tothinkaboutwhat
itmeanttomakeChina.
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Andhowitcamethatoneman
wasabletocreate
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whatistheoldestpolitical
entityintheworld.
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Everymorningthisflagis
raisedintheheart
ofthecapitalhereinBeijing.
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Itsymbolisesoneunitedcountry,
andaprettypowerfuloneatthat.
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Itcouldallhavebeensodifferent
ifitwasn'
tfortheFirstEmperor
2,000yearsago,
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whotooksevenseparatekingdoms
andcreatedonestate.
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TheFirstEmperorset
thetemplateformodernChina.
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Hecentralisedrule
acrosshisvastempire,
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withruthlessorganisation
backedbymilitarymight.
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Hecreatedaneverlastingversion
ofhisvictoriousarmy,
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7,000TerracottaWarriorsguardhis
tomb,readytospringintoaction
againsttheghostofhisenemies.
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Inhisshortreignof11years,
theFirstEmperorcreated
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acoherentsocietywithstrictlaws
governingeveryaspectoflife.
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CouldIhavesomemushrooms?
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Standardunitsofweightand
measurementmeantthatbusiness
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couldbedonefairlyacrossthe
empirewithanewsinglecurrency.
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Hebuiltroadslinkingtheformer
warringstatesandfixedthewidth
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ofcartaxlessotherutson
thoseroadswouldbeuniform.
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Famously,hesecuredhisempire
frombarbarianattackwith
agreatwalltothenorth,awall
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re-routedandrebuiltbysuccessive
emperorsoverthenext2,000years.
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Howonearthdoyoudojusticeto
allthisinjustoneexhibition?
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Thequestionyouwanttoaskis,
howdidhedoit?
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Thisiswhywe'
rehoping
tousethissteelyidea...
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Manypeopleareplanning
theexhibition,butit'
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Janewhohastoworkouthowto
telltheFirstEmperor'
sstory.
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