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My love of Chinese history and culture
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inspired me years ago to
become a China scholar.
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Who could have guessed how
I'd end up using my knowledge.
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So this is your idea of an
investment opportunity
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...these statues. What are they called?
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The famous terracotta warriors.
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Each one modeled after
some real person
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who lived more than
two thousand years ago.
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Well, they're certainly dead now.
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How many are there?
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About seven thousand in all.
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The Emperor Qin Shi Huangdi
spent his whole life
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building massive underground tombs
around here.
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One is said to even contain a replica
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of all China in miniature.
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Really?
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Then why isn't that on our itinerary,
Mr. Orton?
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Well there's only one problem.
That tomb's never been opened.
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Its entrance is littered with booby traps.
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The Emperor wanted to make sure that
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the price of admission into his
prize chamber would be death.
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Good safety tip?
:01:51
This place is a wreck.
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We'll need to invest in proper lighting
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build some amusement rides
to entertain the children.