Truly astonishing! The secret of the Terracotta Warriors···

That day, I captured a particularly clear engraving of a name on one of the Terracotta Warriors at the Qin and Han Gallery of the Shaanxi History Museum. So I asked "DeepSeek" "What is the emotional significance of the craftsmen's names engraved on the Terracotta Warriors?" Here is the response (excerpted): 1. Responsibility and Honor: The craftsmen engraved their names on their works as a sign of responsibility for their work and pride in their skills. They hoped their efforts would be recognized, transcending millennia, with their names becoming eternal symbols. 2. Sense of Belonging and Identity: The system of engraving craftsmen's names also reflects their sense of belonging to the collective project. Although part of a massive undertaking, individual contributions were still important. These names on the warriors left their mark in history. 3. Supervision and Pressure: Engraving names was also a means of quality control. [Engraving craftsmen's names to test their sincerity] The craftsmen knew their work would be traced back, so they had to ensure quality. This brought pressure but also motivated them to strive for excellence. What do you think this signifies? Emperor Qinshihuang's Mausoleum Site Museum (Terracotta Warriors) Qin and Han Gallery, Shaanxi History Museum