This is a statue, part of the famous Terracotta Army in China. The Terracotta Army is a sculptural composition near Lishan Mountain, in Lintong Village near Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China. This archaeological find, discovered in 1974, is located next to the Qin Shahuang Mausoleum, which is included in the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List. The composition is among the main attractions of China. It is an ensemble of 8,101 warrior statues and half a warrior statue remnant. All of them, along with the carts and horses, are made of life-size terracotta. The height of the warriors varies from 185 centimeters to 209.77 cm. It is located next to an earth mound, which is a 76 meter high truncated pyramid with a total area of ​​350 m². It is believed to have been built around 240 BC. To build the Terracotta Army, China's first emperor Qin Shehuan used enormous financial and human resources and aggravated the suffering of the people. Soon after the unification of the state, the construction of his tomb began. Each statue is different from the others, be it in height, clothing and even shoe size. The builders at the site numbered more than 700 thousand people, the construction time was about 40 years - until his death, when the tomb was not yet finished.