There is another opinion on whether the Terracotta Warriors and Horses belong to the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang. The Central Science and Education Channel has a series of programs called "Revealing the Mystery of the Controversy over the Real Owners of the Terracotta Warriors." You can find it by searching Baidu Video. The following is the general content of these disputes: Architectural scholars believe that the owner of Qin Shi Huang’s Terracotta Warriors and Horses is not Qin Shi Huang, but his ancestor Qin Xuan, the Queen Mother. This view caused an uproar in academic circles. Chen Jingyuan, a 69-year-old architectural scholar, raised two doubts: 1. The location where the Terracotta Warriors and Horses were discovered is too far from the Qin Shihuang Mausoleum. As early as 1961, Chen Jingyuan and his classmates, who were still college students, under the leadership of their teachers, marked out a 30-40 square kilometer protection circle with the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang as the center, preparing to build a special forest park. "We specially designated a large area at that time to protect cultural relics, and it was unconventional to place funerary objects so far away. Many research materials say that the straight-line distance from the Terracotta Warriors and Horses to Qin Shihuang's Mausoleum is 1.5 kilometers. And this 1.5 kilometers is not enough It is not the distance between the centers of the two places. Their estimate is based on the distance between the edges of the two places. The distance between the central areas is more than this number. 2. Most of the tombs of ancient emperors are oriented north to south, but the orientation of the Terracotta Warriors and Horses is to the east of the Mausoleum of Qin Shihuang. The funerary objects are not located on the central axis of the mausoleum, which is very inconsistent with cultural and architectural habits. Moreover, after Qin Shihuang unified China, he changed the "clothing color" and stipulated that the clothes, banners, and festival flags should all be maintained. "Black" system. When unearthed, almost all the warrior figurines were wearing red and green war robes and purple-blue trousers from top to bottom. This is very different from Qin Shihuang's "Shang black" order. During Qin Shihuang's time, only a large number of infantry were used and cavalry records, and the military formations in the Terracotta Warriors and Horses pit were dominated by chariots, and there were also suspicious aspects of the weapons. In addition to questioning that the owner of the Qin Terracotta Warriors was not Qin Shihuang, Chen Jingyuan also said based on his own research, he also stated the true identity of the warrior warriors in his opinion. The owner of the house is the Mi family of Empress Dowager Xuan of Qin. This is recorded in "Xi'an Prefecture Chronicles". It says: "Empress Dowager Qin Xuan was buried in Zhiyang Lishan, fourteen miles away from Xinfeng County, at the boundary of Lintong. . "It is also said in the "Lintong County Chronicle": "The Mausoleum of Queen Mother Xuan of Qin...is in the south of Xinfeng County." The geographical location is similar to the location where the Terracotta Warriors and Horses were unearthed. In 306 BC, King Zhaoxiang came to the throne at a young age, and Queen Mother Xuan was regent. On her deathbed, the Queen Mother , ordered his ministers to bury him, but King Zhaoxiang was unwilling. In order to be filial to his biological mother, he ordered a life-size martyrdom to be made and arranged a carriage train to symbolically express his filial piety. Let the Queen Mother return to her hometown of Chu State. Who is the owner of Qin Shihuang's terracotta warriors and horses? There are still some scholars in the academic community who believe that they cannot give a final conclusion and it is a mystery that needs to be verified.