Scientists FINALLY Opened The Tomb Of Chinese First Emperor That Was Sealed For Thousands Of Years

Tomb Of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, The Secrets, Treasures, and Untold Stories. In the heart of ancient China, buried beneath the weight of millennia, lies a mystery that has haunted the dreams of explorers, historians, and archaeologists for centuries. A tomb, sealed for thousands of years, enshrouds the secrets of a dynasty that shaped an empire, the legacy of an emperor whose name still resonates through the annals of history. As the world holds its collective breath, scientists from across the globe have embarked on a quest to unlock the mysterious secrets of this subterranean wonder. But what lies within the tomb of the Chinese First Emperor, and why has it remained hidden from the world for so long? Join us as we unravel how scientists finally opened the tomb of Chinese first emperor that was sealed for thousands of years.

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[ultimatediscovery]

Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoy the video!

[salgarofalo]

It really upsets me when what is advertised it’s not in the video at all. What is the term opened? You say it was yet your video does not mention any of it. That is false advertising just to get a hit.

[dianejohnson]

If they really opened that tomb, it would be front page news across the world.

[MsRxgirl]

I like your channel but I got a little upset with this one. The soldiers is not his tomb, they are guarding his tomb which is about a mile away from them inside a mountain. When China decides to open that, I will be really excited due to what is allegedly inside his tomb.

[lalalalalelelele]

the tomb still shut, this guy is not saying the true, is wrong to advertise something which is not true

[iamcarbonandotherbits.]

If you know anything about the terracotta army don't bother watching this. There is no tomb opening there definitely is no gold clad behemoth. It's just a regurgitation of everything that been said before about this remarkable find.😊

[vdtwpke]

His tomb has not been opened and is unlikely to be for quite some time, the Terra Cotta warriots and other artefacts have been excavated the site is vast

[ckaydw]

Why would you say they open it and they didn’t. You shouldn’t pay something on the title that isn’t there. No one will read your stuff because you lied so much

[wjfheed]

GOOD TO KNOW
IT'S NOT WHAT THE TITLE SAID
IT SAVE ME TIME TO GO SEE ANOTHER VIDEO

[kj]

I too thought that I had somehow missed the news of the actual tomb being opened. I saw the soldiers around the time the place got the Unesco designation. They were so lifelike that people whispered while looking at them. I realize there are concerns about mercury and other possible booby traps in opening the actual tomb. I look forward to it however and, as old as I am, hope it happens in my lifetime.

[paulphillips]

I watched, waiting to see the opening of the tomb. It never arrived. Waste of time. RUBBISH

[dinydianenichols]

The thing I wanted to see is the emperor, who is pictured as about 400 pounds in the introductory pictures, and never seen again in the actual account where he appears slim and athletic.

[josephworple]

to bad the video had nothing about the inside of the tomb

[suesmith]

So you lie. The tomb hasn't been opened.

[yiffytimes]

The actual tomb has never been opened due to a possible environmental disaster due to mercury.

[theresaann]

Thank you very much I won't waste my time other than these 3 minutes on this.

[christadauria]

In my sophomore year at Gallaudet University as the undergraduate college student, I took Far East History course to learn the historical timeline of China, Japan, Korea, India and other Asian nations. Years later, I read the National Geographic article of the new discoveries of the first ancient Chinese dynasties in earliest Chinese civilization in Ancient China as it was Chin Dynasty first emerged. Then it happened in year of 1974. Excellent History of China in the best documentary at best!

[tcfdcpx]

THIS is EXACTLY why I read the comments first. Thanks guys!!!! Saved me some time for some more funny animal voiceover videos.

[robertguest]

THIS VIDEO HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH OPENING OF THE

[finncarlbomholtsrensen]

Many years ago, as a claimed First ever, we had an Art Exhibition in Denmark with 4 Clay Soldiers and a horse on a loan. And I have later visited the "Army" in Xian in China, several years ago. Rivals then broke into the tomb and plundered and ruined the Soldiers so that only one Soldier was found intact, a man with a bow. The rest are collected, and still are, from broken parts.
And a "Cobber Cart" shows that even a Kings Power is limited, as it is down sized in shape, compared with an actual cart. The named Mercury River may give poisonous gasses, and they have found some in a nearby Hill!
But The King wanted his Army following Him in the Tomb, but one, smart of his trusted men then argued, that he would then leave his Kingdom open for his Rivals, and he agreed to the Clay Army!